In Defence of the Objectivity of Evaluative Television Criticism

Screen 57 (2):124-143 (2016)
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The prevailing view in television studies is that evaluative criticism involves the expression of wholly subjective tastes or attitudes. Moreover, the idea that evaluative judgements could be in any way objective or truthful tends to be greeted with deep scepticism and suspicion. This essay argues that the prevailing view – ‘expressivism’ – is unsatisfactory and unsustainable, and it advances a moderate version of objectivism.

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Ted Nannicelli
University of Queensland

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