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BIBLIOGRAPHY

© 2022, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh

© 2022, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS v
  3. INTRODUCTION: THEORISING MASCULINITIES ON THE SMALL SCREEN 1
  4. 2. SOAP OPERA: THE MALE ROLE IN THE WOMEN’S GENRE 7
  5. 3. SITUATION COMEDY: HOMOSEXUALITY AND MALE CAMARADERIE 20
  6. 4. ANIMATION: MASCULINITY IN THE NUCLEAR FAMILY 32
  7. 5. TEEN PROGRAMMING: ISOLATION, ALIENATION AND EMERGING MANHOOD 45
  8. 6. SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY TELEVISION: CHALLENGING DOMINANT GENDER ROLES 56
  9. 7. HOSPITAL DRAMA: REASSURANCE, ANXIETY AND THE DOCTOR-HERO 68
  10. 8. POLICE AND CRIME DRAMA: INVESTIGATING MALE AUTHORITY 80
  11. 9. SPORTS: MEDIA EVENTS AND MASCULINE DISCOURSE 94
  12. 10. REALITY TELEVISION: ORDINARINESS, EXHIBITIONISM AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE 106
  13. 11. LIFESTYLE: DOMESTIC LABOUR AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES 124
  14. 12. ADVERTISING: SOCIAL LIFE, SOCIAL STANDING AND SEX 138
  15. 13. CONCLUSION: THE FUTURE OF MASCULINITY ON TELEVISION 153
  16. BIBLIOGRAPHY 157
  17. INDEX 175
Masculinity and Popular Television
This chapter is in the book Masculinity and Popular Television
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780748631797-014

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS v
  3. INTRODUCTION: THEORISING MASCULINITIES ON THE SMALL SCREEN 1
  4. 2. SOAP OPERA: THE MALE ROLE IN THE WOMEN’S GENRE 7
  5. 3. SITUATION COMEDY: HOMOSEXUALITY AND MALE CAMARADERIE 20
  6. 4. ANIMATION: MASCULINITY IN THE NUCLEAR FAMILY 32
  7. 5. TEEN PROGRAMMING: ISOLATION, ALIENATION AND EMERGING MANHOOD 45
  8. 6. SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY TELEVISION: CHALLENGING DOMINANT GENDER ROLES 56
  9. 7. HOSPITAL DRAMA: REASSURANCE, ANXIETY AND THE DOCTOR-HERO 68
  10. 8. POLICE AND CRIME DRAMA: INVESTIGATING MALE AUTHORITY 80
  11. 9. SPORTS: MEDIA EVENTS AND MASCULINE DISCOURSE 94
  12. 10. REALITY TELEVISION: ORDINARINESS, EXHIBITIONISM AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE 106
  13. 11. LIFESTYLE: DOMESTIC LABOUR AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES 124
  14. 12. ADVERTISING: SOCIAL LIFE, SOCIAL STANDING AND SEX 138
  15. 13. CONCLUSION: THE FUTURE OF MASCULINITY ON TELEVISION 153
  16. BIBLIOGRAPHY 157
  17. INDEX 175
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