The legacy of Mad men : cultural history, intermediality and American television / Karen McNally, Jane Marcellus, Teresa Forde, Kirsty Fairclough, editors.
"The Legacy of Mad Men adds significant new perspectives to the legacy of Mad Men scholarship.
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| 505 | 0 | |a Intro; Contents; Editors and Contributors; Introduction: Where the Truth Still Lies; What Else Is There to Say About Mad Men?; Bibliography; Part I Mad Men's Status: Television, Reputation, Fandom; Mad Men's Legacy in the Quality Television Tradition; Right Time, Right Place; The Emergence of Quality Television; The Legacy of Mad Men; Bibliography; Mad Men, Maddicts, and Recapturing the Carousel Through Kodak Moments and Selfies; Introduction: A Meta-Slide Show; Sliding into Nostalgia; Slide 1: Old Wounds, Kodak Moments, and Acts of Preservation; Slide 2: Breaking the Rules. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Slides 3 and 4: Playing with TimeSlides 5, 6, and 7: Invisible Labourers Outside of the Frame: Mothers, Domestic Workers, and Kodak Girls; Slides 8 and 9: Absence; Slides 10, 11, and 12: Pictures Speak Louder Than Words; Nostalgia as Generative; Bibliography; Mad Men and Complex Seriality; Introduction; From Narrative Complexity to Complex Seriality; Conceptual Originality and Drama with a Point of View; The Integration of Central Characters and Overarching Story; The Psychological Investigation of Character; Conclusions; Bibliography; Part II Gender and Race: The Complex Management of Power. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a The Depiction of the Civil Rights Movement on Mad MenCapturing an Era; CRT: A Brief Overview; Race and Mad Men; Everyday Interactions; SCDP and the 'Negro' Market; The Civil Rights Movement and SCDP; The Real Civil Rights Movement and the Reel Civil Rights Movement; Conclusion; Bibliography; Mad Men, Women, and the Lure of Feminism; Preview: Watching Women on Mad Men; Feminist Continuities: The Way We've Always Been; Historical Difference and Feminist Progress: The Way We Really Were; Competing Feminist Frameworks/Competition Between Women. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a From Feminist Snares to Feminist Fantasies: Seeking an Alternative EndBibliography; The Performativity of Labour and Femininity on Mad Men; Women of Service; Performativity; Affective Labour and Female Transformation; Bibliography; Mad Men, Corporate Culture, and Violence Against Women; Bourdieu's Symbolic Violence; Kanter's Corporate Work Roles; Joan and Peggy; Betty and Trudy; Rachel and Bobbie; Conclusion; Bibliography; Part III Mad Men's Intermediality: Film, Music, Poetics; Don Draper and the Enduring Appeal of Antonioni's La Notte; Bibliography; Mad Men's Mid-Century Modern Times. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chaplin's Labour Thesis in Modern TimesThe Violence of 'The Monolith'; 'Human Existence Is Finite'; 'That Machine Came for Us'; Dehumanizing the Workplace in Our Modern Times; Bibliography; Dualities and Ambiguities: Mad Men's Use of the Beatles, Nancy Sinatra, and Judy Collins in Seasons Five and Six; Bibliography; Using Bakhtin's 'Third Ear' to Hear Mad Men's Adspeak in the Everyday; Introduction; Background: Post-war Capitalism and Bakhtin; Season One; Proceeding Seasons; Conclusion: California Carnivalesque?; Bibliography. | |
| 500 | |a Mad Men and the Staging of Literature via Ken Cosgrove and His Problems. | ||
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