Listen In: How Radio Changed the Home
How Radio Changed the Home
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B. D.
Rubens's "Listen In" offers a captivating exploration of radio's transformative impact on British homes between 1922 and 1939.
The book delves into the personal experiences of listeners, showcasing their adoption of this revolutionary technology and how it reshaped family dynamics, gender roles, and national identity.
Through anecdotes and historical analysis, Rubens reveals how radio became an integral part of daily life, influencing everything from news consumption to entertainment and social interactions.
The narrative highlights the evolution of radio broadcasting, from its initial use as a communication tool to its role as a primary source of information and entertainment.
Ultimately, "Listen In" provides a rich and nuanced understanding of radio's profound influence on British society.
Rubens's "Listen In" offers a captivating exploration of radio's transformative impact on British homes between 1922 and 1939.
The book delves into the personal experiences of listeners, showcasing their adoption of this revolutionary technology and how it reshaped family dynamics, gender roles, and national identity.
Through anecdotes and historical analysis, Rubens reveals how radio became an integral part of daily life, influencing everything from news consumption to entertainment and social interactions.
The narrative highlights the evolution of radio broadcasting, from its initial use as a communication tool to its role as a primary source of information and entertainment.
Ultimately, "Listen In" provides a rich and nuanced understanding of radio's profound influence on British society.
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