Entertaining politics: satiric television and political engagement

Part 1 Part I: Television and Politics Today Chapter 2 The Changing Face of Politics on Television Chapter 3 Rethinking Television's Relationship to Civic Engagement Part 4 Part II: Entertaining Political Talk Chapter 5 From Insiders to Outsiders: The Transformation of Political Talk on Television Chapter 6 New Political Television: Questioning News Media's Regime of Truth Chapter 7 The Competing Senses of Political Insiders and Outsiders Chapter 8 Changing the Conversation: The Daily Show's Interviews and Interrogations Part 9 Part III: Faking it (For Real) in News and Talk Chapter 10 Muckraking Through Fake Newsmagazines: Michael Moore's Satire TV Chapter 11 Fake News vs. Real News: The Case of The Daily Show and CNN Chapter 12 Faux Real and Faux Play: The Parody of Punditry in The Colbert Report Part 13 Part IV: Audiences / Fans / Citizens Chapter 14 Viewer Engagement Beyond Information Acquisition: Celebrity, Talk, and Play Chapter 15 The Expanding and Contested Boundaries of New Political Television Chapter 16 Appendix: Methodology for Audience Research