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Obeisance to the camera

Nature volume 317, pages 23–24 (1985)Cite this article

Framing Science: The Making of a BBC Documentary.

By Roger Silverstone. British Film Institute, 81 Dean Street, London W1V 6AA, UK/University of Illinois Press: 1985. Pp. 239. Hbk 16, 29.95; pbk 7.95, 14.95.

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