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The Appeal of Soap Opera.

Kielwasser et al., 1988

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17049465842302384031
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Kielwasser A
Wolf M
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This paper provides a framework for developing an approach to understanding soap opera's appeal as a direct function of both the genre's form and of its fans' viewing behavior. The paper suggests that while this analysis is largely critical, other studies from both critical and …
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