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In Praise of Meditative TV
The Un/Bearable Lightness of (Slow) Watching: Audiovisual Boredom a...
Zawadkajournals.openedition.orgThe advent of streaming, and cord-cutting, allowed viewers a more intentional relationship to TV, at least in theory. When Netflix and other platforms began dumping entire seasons of shows at once, binging became a byword for paying deep attention, as viewers gave themselves over to intricate drama or quirky comedy. But now we’re learning to stream... See more
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