Conflicting masculinities : men in television period drama /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
I.B. Tauris,
[2018]
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| Series: | Library of gender and popular culture ;
22. |
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. 1. The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries. The Masculine Economies of Banished / James Ward
- 'I will not fight for my country for my ship my King or Captain': Redefining Imperial Masculinities in To the Ends of the Earth / Mark Fryers
- Television Costume Drama and the Eroticised, Regionalised Body: Poldark and Outlander / Gemma Goodman and Rachel Moseley
- Power and Passion: Seventeenth-Century Masculinities Dramatised on the BBC in the Twenty-First Century / Sarah Belts
- Pt. 2. Visions of the Nineteenth Century. A Post-Feminist Hero: Sandy Welch's North and South / Sarah E. Fanning
- 'Because my daddy would protect them': Ripper Street's Edmund Reid and the Competing Demands of Home and Public Lives / Jessica Saxon
- 'Pleasure and pain, again and again' - Between Monstrosity and Inner Turmoil: The Representation of Masculinity in Penny Dreadful / Caroline Langhorst
- Pathological Masculinities: Syphilis and the Medical Profession in The Frankenstein Chronicles / Katherine Byrne
- Pt. 3. Masculinities from World War I to the Cold War. 'The war is done. Shut the door on it!': The Great War, Masculinity and Trauma in British Period Television / Julie Anne Taddeo
- A Minority of Men: The Conscientious Objector in Period Drama / Lucy Brown
- Cads, Cowards and Cowmen: Masculinity in Crisis in World War II Television Drama / Stella Hockenhull
- 'Have you seen Walliams' Bottom?: Detecting the 'Ordinary' Man in Partners in Crime / Louise FitzGerald
- 'No Need to Matronise Me!': The Crown, the Male Consort and Conflicted Masculinity / James Leggott.