Communicating marginalized masculinities
Subtitle: identity politics in TV, film, and new media
By: edited by Ronald L. Jackson II and Jamie E. Moshin
Series: Routledge studies in rhetoric and communication -- 11
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 264
ISBN-13: 9780415623070
Subjects: Masculinity in mass media; Race relations in mass media; Identity (Psychology) and mass media; Ethnicity in mass media
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Preface; title: Kairos, Kanye, and Katrina: online meditations on race and masculinity / André Brock; title: "Is that a PC in your pocket, or is it something more?": the Newton PDA and white-collar masculinity / Michelle Rodino-Colocino; title: Competing South Asian mas(k)ulinities: Bollywood icons versus "Tech-N-Talk" / Murali Balaji; title: Color and movement: the male dancer, masculinity and race in film / David Buchbinder; title: A gendered shell game: masculinity and race in District 9 / Claire Sisco King; title: The evolution of an identity: G.I. Joe and black masculinity / Carlos Morrison; title: A "vocabulary of feeling": Japanese American masculinity in conscience and the Constitution / Kent Ono; title: Fat, sass, and laughs: black masculinity in drag / Stephane Dunn; title: Narrating the Presidential "race": Barack Obama and the American dream / Leroy Dorsey; title: The man in the box: masculinity and race in popular television / Erica Scharrer; title: White masculinity and the TV sitcom dad: tracing the "progression" of portrayals of fatherhood / Cerise Glenn; title: From album novel to cowboy soap opera: melancholia, race and carnival in the multi-media works of Mario Prata / George Carlsen; title: Smooth and Latin: reflections on Mario Lopez, ballroom dancing, and Latino masculinity / Fernando Delgado; title: "State property" and friends: black men's performances of masculinity and race in prison / Eleanor Novek.