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Violence on Philippine Television: An Initial Study on the Frequency and Nature of TV Violence in the Philippines

UPCWGS J 2001-11.1-2
2001
Volume No.
XI
Issue No.
1-2
Publisher
University of the Philippines Center for Women's Studies
Editor
Albina Peczon Fernandez
No. of Pages
187-196

This paper is an initial study on the frequency and nature of TV violence in the Philippines.


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Authors
Philippine Children's Television Foundation
Keywords
television; violence; Philippines
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