pseudo-event

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No references found	Watching images of Barack Obama, Britney Spears, and Paris Hilton intermingling on the "Celeb" commercial and seeing Tina Fey out-Palin Sarah Palin on "Saturday Night Live," one could be excused for thinking of this year's presidential contest as a spectacular "pseudoevent," the term historian Daniel Boorstin coined in his 1961 classic The Image: A Guide to Pseudo-Events in America. Stars in their eyes: in the age of Obama and Palin, glamour matters ... by Hadar, Leon / The American Conservative Among other characteristics, the distinguishing feature of a pseudo-event is that it is planned for the primary purpose of making news. The contemporary presidency: George W. Bush and the myth of heroic ... by Roper, Jon / Presidential Studies Quarterly Already in 1961 Daniel Boorstin spoke of pseudo-events, which he defined as activities self-consciously crafted for media reporting. "Into the light: Image in American art 1964-1977"; Whitney Museum of ... by Joselit, David / Artforum International	Pseudembryo Pseudemys Pseudemys concinna Pseudemys rubriventris Pseudemys scripta pseudepigrapha Pseudepigraphic Pseudepigraphous Pseudepigraphy pseudesthesia Pseudhaemal Pseudhaemal fluid Pseudhaemal vessels pseudism pseudo pseudo force pseudo- Pseudo-bulb Pseudo-china pseudo-classicism pseudo-colour Pseudo-cone Pseudo-cumene Pseudo-Dionysius Pseudo-dipteral pseudo-event Pseudo-galena Pseudo-heart Pseudo-hyperthophic pseudo-intellectual pseudo-intransitive Pseudo-metallic Pseudo-monocotyledonous Pseudo-peripteral Pseudo-romantic Pseudo-symmetric Pseudo-symmetry pseudo... pseudoarthrosis Pseudobacteria pseudobiographic Pseudoblepsis Pseudobombax Pseudobombax ellipticum Pseudobranch Pseudobranchia pseudobulb pseudocarp pseudocereal Pseudococcidae Pseudococcus	Pseudo-Coherent Detection Pseudo-colour Pseudo-cone Pseudo-conic projection Pseudo-conic projection Pseudo-cumene Pseudo-Cushing syndrome Pseudo-Cushing's syndrome Pseudo-cylindrical projection Pseudo-cylindrical projection Pseudo-Decorrelating Decision-Feedback Detector Pseudo-Demetrius Pseudo-Denys Areopagit Pseudo-diabatic Pseudo-diabatic Pseudo-Dionysius Pseudo-Dionysius Pseudo-Dionysius Areopagite Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite Pseudo-dipteral Pseudo-documentary Pseudo-Drug-Seeking Behaviour pseudo-duplexing Pseudo-Dynamic Latched Logic Pseudo-Elliptic Filter Pseudo-Emitter Coupled Logic pseudo-eosinophil Pseudo-Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition pseudo-event Pseudo-Exhaustive Self Test pseudo-focused grid pseudo-focused grid pseudo-focused grid pseudo-fowl pest Pseudo-galena Pseudo-gene Pseudo-gene Pseudo-gene Pseudo-Goiter pseudo-Goldstone bosons pseudo-Graefe's sign Pseudo-Hadamard transform Pseudo-Harmonic Oscillator Pseudo-heart Pseudo-hermaphrodite Pseudo-hermaphrodite pseudo-Hirschsprung's disease pseudo-Horner's syndrome Pseudo-Hurler polydystrophy Pseudo-hyperthophic Pseudo-Instantaneous Mean Frequency Pseudo-intellectual pseudo-intransitive Pseudo-Isidore Pseudo-Isidorian Decretals Pseudo-Jahn-Teller Effect pseudo-Kaposi sarcoma pseudo-Kaposi sarcoma pseudo-Kaposi sarcoma

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Watching images of Barack Obama, Britney Spears, and Paris Hilton intermingling on the "Celeb" commercial and seeing Tina Fey out-Palin Sarah Palin on "Saturday Night Live," one could be excused for thinking of this year's presidential contest as a spectacular "pseudoevent," the term historian Daniel Boorstin coined in his 1961 classic The Image: A Guide to Pseudo-Events in America.

Stars in their eyes: in the age of Obama and Palin, glamour matters ... by Hadar, Leon / The American Conservative

Among other characteristics, the distinguishing feature of a pseudo-event is that it is planned for the primary purpose of making news.

The contemporary presidency: George W. Bush and the myth of heroic ... by Roper, Jon / Presidential Studies Quarterly

Already in 1961 Daniel Boorstin spoke of pseudo-events, which he defined as activities self-consciously crafted for media reporting.

"Into the light: Image in American art 1964-1977"; Whitney Museum of ... by Joselit, David / Artforum International

Pseudo-Coherent Detection
Pseudo-colour
Pseudo-cone
Pseudo-conic projection
Pseudo-conic projection
Pseudo-cumene
Pseudo-Cushing syndrome
Pseudo-Cushing's syndrome
Pseudo-cylindrical projection
Pseudo-cylindrical projection
Pseudo-Decorrelating Decision-Feedback Detector
Pseudo-Demetrius
Pseudo-Denys Areopagit
Pseudo-diabatic
Pseudo-diabatic
Pseudo-Dionysius
Pseudo-Dionysius
Pseudo-Dionysius Areopagite
Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite
Pseudo-dipteral
Pseudo-documentary
Pseudo-Drug-Seeking Behaviour
pseudo-duplexing
Pseudo-Dynamic Latched Logic
Pseudo-Elliptic Filter
Pseudo-Emitter Coupled Logic
pseudo-eosinophil
Pseudo-Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition

pseudo-event

Pseudo-Exhaustive Self Test
pseudo-focused grid
pseudo-focused grid
pseudo-focused grid
pseudo-fowl pest
Pseudo-galena
Pseudo-gene
Pseudo-gene
Pseudo-gene
Pseudo-Goiter
pseudo-Goldstone bosons
pseudo-Graefe's sign
Pseudo-Hadamard transform
Pseudo-Harmonic Oscillator
Pseudo-heart
Pseudo-hermaphrodite
Pseudo-hermaphrodite
pseudo-Hirschsprung's disease
pseudo-Horner's syndrome
Pseudo-Hurler polydystrophy
Pseudo-hyperthophic
Pseudo-Instantaneous Mean Frequency
Pseudo-intellectual
pseudo-intransitive
Pseudo-Isidore
Pseudo-Isidorian Decretals
Pseudo-Jahn-Teller Effect
pseudo-Kaposi sarcoma
pseudo-Kaposi sarcoma
pseudo-Kaposi sarcoma

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