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Never Too Much: The Everyday Implausible in American Daytime Soap Opera Aesthetics, 1930 to Today

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In this dissertation, I assert that a contradictory aesthetic has remained and been reborn in the U.S. daytime soap opera through time and technology; I call this the “everyday implausible.” Using textual analysis and archival research, I follow this genre from its beginnings on radio, through its move to television...

Keyword:

soap operas, radio, television, YouTube, sound, and aesthetics

Subject:

American history, Mass communication, and Women's studies

Creator:

Emmett, Ilana Ruby

Owner:

Scholarly Digital Publishing

Language:

en

Date Uploaded:

06/22/2022

Date Created:

2022-01-01

Resource Type:

Dissertation

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etdadmin_upload_879402 and http://dissertations.umi.com/northwestern:15934
Using Computational Models to Create Perceptually Relevant User Interfaces for Nonvisual Artifacts

Description:

Our experience of the physical world is mediated by our senses, but while most people have five senses, interactions with computer systems are largely limited to the visual sense. When working with nonvisual artifacts, like sound, on computers, such artifacts are typically transformed, or re-encoded, into something visual. Determining how...

Keyword:

HCI, user intreface, mixing, sound, visualization, and audio

Subject:

Information science, Computer science, and Communication

Creator:

Liebman, Noah

Owner:

Scholarly Digital Publishing

Language:

en

Date Uploaded:

04/15/2021

Date Created:

2020-01-01

Resource Type:

Dissertation

Alternate Identifier:

http://dissertations.umi.com/northwestern:15448 and etdadmin_upload_792114

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