Published 2023
Table of Contents:
“…Acknowledgements -- Contributors -- Introduction: The Fact and Fiction of Television: Stanley Cavell and the Terms of Television Philosophy DAVID LaROCCA and SANDRA LAUGIER -- PART I: NEW TELEVISION -- 1 Justifying Justified WILLIAM ROTHMAN -- 2 'You Get Paid for Pain': Kingdom and New Television MARTIN SHUSTER -- 3 To See and to Stop: The Problem of Abdication in Succession ELISABETH BRONFEN -- 4 When
TV is on
TV: Metatelevision and the Art of Watching
TV with the Royal Family in The Crown DAVID LaROCCA -- PART II: BIG PERFECTIONISM ON THE SMALL SCREEN -- 5 It's My Party and I'll Die Even If I Don't Want To: Repetition, Acknowledgment, and Cavellian Perfectionism in Russian Doll MICHELLE DEVEREAUX -- 6 'Nobody's Perfect': Moral Imperfectionism in Ozark HENT de VRIES -- 7 A Zigzag of a Hundred Tacks: Narrative Complexity in The Good Place CATHERINE WHEATLEY -- 8 Im/Moral Perfectionism: On
TV's Two Worlds JEROEN GERRITS -- PART III: EVERYDAY EDUCATION -- 9 The Sublime and the
American Dream in Fargo HUGO CLÉMOT -- 10
TV Time, Recurrence, and the Situation of the Spectator: An Approach via Stanley Cavell, Raúl Ruiz, and Ruiz's Late Chilean
Series Litoral (2008) BYRON DAVIES -- 11 Education about
Trust in Homeland THIBAUT de SAINT MAURICE -- 12 Small Acts PAUL STANDISH -- PART IV: POPULAR
TV AND ITS GENRES -- 13 The Event of Television: Sitcoms, Superheroes, and WandaVision STEPHEN MULHALL -- 14 Love, Remarriage, and The
Americans SANDRA LAUGIER -- 15 True Detective: Existential Scepticism and Television Crime Drama ROBERT SINNERBRINK -- Index.…”
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