Lucky strikes and a three martini lunch
Subtitle: thinking about television's Mad Men
By: edited by Danielle M. Stern, Jimmie Manning, and Jennifer C. Dunn, with assistance from Igor Ristic
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Pub.; Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Newcastle upon Tyne
Language: eng
Number of pages: 319
ISBN-13: 9781443840446
Subjects: Nineteen sixties; Civilization; Mad men (Television program); Social life and customs
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [275]-305) and index.
Table of contents: title: Foreword : "Is it true that blondes have more fun?" My life and times with Mad Men-era advertising superstar Shirley Polykoff, the original Peggy Olson  -- Mary-Lou Galician -- Part I.; title: The way we (never?) were : remembering the 1960s through Mad Men --; title: Not a spaceship, but a time machine : Mad Men and the narratives of nostalgia  -- Ann M. Ciasullo; title: "A place where we ache to go again" : fashion and nostalgia in Mad Men  -- Heidi Brevik-Zender; title: Art, advertising, and nostalgia for the new in Mad Man  -- Ryan Gillespie; title: Spin the carousel : Mad Men, nostalgia, and the American dream  -- Bob Batchelor -- Part II.; title: Seeing them, seeing ourselves : identity and identifying with Mad Men --; title: "The consumer has no color" (Paul Kinsey in Mad Men)  -- Stephanie L. Young; title: Finding yourself in Mad Men  -- Jimmie Manning; title: Resisting queer bodies by illuminating the televisual closet on AMC's Mad Men  -- Danielle M. Stern -- Part III.; title: Relationships in and out of the workplace : interpersonal connecton in Mad Men --; title: Inside the mind of "Don Draper" : abuse and its legacy, a portrait of the "as if" personality  -- Alisa Matteson Mundt and Elizabeth Ward; title: No one knows what it's like to be the Mad Men : inadequate comforting and coping with 1960s life  -- Michael Robert Dennis and Adrianne Kunkel; title: Sex, privacy, and relations of power : the role of automobiles in Mad Men  -- Wesley Colbath -- Part IV.; title: We've come a long way, baby : gender and sexuality in Mad Men --; title: All about Betty : selling the suburban housewife in Mad Men  -- Adrian Jones; title: More than just a "Marilyn" : Peggy, Joan and the single working woman of the 1960s  -- Katherine Lehman; title: Mad Men's mad men : multiple masculinities and the "masculinity-in-crisis" narrative  -- Daniel J. Lair and Daniel S. Strasser -- Part V.; title: Mass understandings : media in and about Mad Men --; title: "Think small" : 1960s print ads and the world of Mad Men  -- Kathleen M. Vandenberg; title: Branding the admen of Mad Men : new media, the post-network era and the reinvention of American television  -- MJ Robinson; title: Mad Me dot com : an analysis of commentary from fan websites  -- Lynne M. Webb, Hao-Chieh Chang, Marceline Thompson Hayes, Marcia M. Smith, and Danna M. Gibson -- Part VI.; title: What can we learn from a TV show? Philosophy and pedagogy in Mad Men --; title: Housewives, career gals, and the sexy single girl : teaching second wave feminisms and beyond through Mad Men  -- Jennifer C. Dunn; title: Mad Men : pedagogical possibilities -- Peggy O'Neal Ridlen and Jamie Schmidt Wagman.