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"Television debates" as a book category covers works that examine, document, or use televised debates—typically political or public-policy confrontations—as their central subject. This includes collections of debate transcripts, historical accounts of famous broadcast debates, behind-the-scenes looks at production and format, strategic and rhetorical analyses of candidates' performances, and biographies or memoirs of prominent participants. Books in this category also explore the media and cultural impact of televised debates: how TV shapes framing, audience perception, polling, and campaign strategy, as well as ethical and technological changes in broadcast practice. Audiences range from scholars and students of media, politics, and communication to journalists, campaign professionals, and general readers interested in the dynamics of televised public argument.

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