British Television Intellectuals M. A. B. Fakorede

British Television Intellectuals M. A. B. FakoredeThe first exploration of the rise of one of Britain's least recognised but most significant television genres. Working within the frame of public intellectual theory, it tells the story and analyses the means by which 'unusual kinds of star' became Britain's TV intellectuals and have developed as a genre for over 65 years. 1 b&W illus.

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