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Formatting reality: on reality television as a genre, a meta-genre and a larger tendency in contemporary television culture

Daniël Biltereyst, Lennart Soberon

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This chapter deals with the development of reality television as a genre, a meta-genre and a larger tendency within the field of television and television studies. Focusing upon a conceptualization of reality television, the chapter also relates to a discussion on reality television as a global/local format.

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This chapter deals with the development of reality television as a genre, a meta-genre and a larger tendency within the field of television and television studies. Focusing upon a conceptualization of reality television, the chapter also relates to a discussion on reality television as a global/local format.

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This chapter deals with the development of reality television as a genre, a meta-genre and a larger tendency within the field of television and television studies. Focusing upon a conceptualization of reality television, the chapter also relates to a discussion on reality television as a global/local format.

Key concepts: Reality television, Conceptualization, Reality tv, Television studies, Art, Multimedia, Sociology, Media studies

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