Aren't You Bojack Horseman?
Critical Essays on the Netflix Series
Herausgeber: Earle, Harriet E. H.
Aren't You Bojack Horseman?
Critical Essays on the Netflix Series
Herausgeber: Earle, Harriet E. H.
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Brings together essays about the ways BoJack Horseman handles complex and highly nuanced topics within three main themes: mental health, masculinity, and the perils of celebrity. The essays offer a variety of perspectives on these themes, how they are represented, and the ways that both characters and viewers engage with them.
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Brings together essays about the ways BoJack Horseman handles complex and highly nuanced topics within three main themes: mental health, masculinity, and the perils of celebrity. The essays offer a variety of perspectives on these themes, how they are represented, and the ways that both characters and viewers engage with them.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: McFarland & Co Inc
- Seitenzahl: 228
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 350g
- ISBN-13: 9781476690636
- ISBN-10: 1476690634
- Artikelnr.: 69852204
- Verlag: McFarland & Co Inc
- Seitenzahl: 228
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 350g
- ISBN-13: 9781476690636
- ISBN-10: 1476690634
- Artikelnr.: 69852204
Harriet E.H. Earle is a lecturer in English at Sheffield Hallam University in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. Her work has appeared in The Journal of Popular Culture and The European Journal of American Culture.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Once Upon a Time in Hollywoo
Harriet E.H. Earle
"That's too much, man": Masculinities and Identity
It's Different Because He's a Horse: Race, Gender, and Identity in
Anthropomorphic Animation
John Alberti
More Horse Than a Man, or More Man Than a Horse: Rethinking Masculinity
Through Zany Anthropomorphism
Juliana Varela
Anthropomorphic Deviations
Ole Christoffer Haga
Scribbles and Compression: Tracing Feminist Animation Aesthetics
Jacqueline Ristola
"Silence drowns the sound": Mental Health and Trauma
"Someday this will all be a pleasant memory": Exploring Cycles of Trauma in
Beatrice, Sarah Lynn, and Hollyhock
Laura Mulcahy
"I'm really carrying this double act": BoJack, Beatrice, Memory, and
Forgetting
Sam Chesters
"Why the long face?" Metamodernism, Incongruity and Mental Illness
Lucy Rivers
"I'll take flight. Maybe tomorrow. Not tonight": A Psychoanalytic
Perspective on "The Old Sugarman Place"
Mike Clarke and Aanchal Vij
"Everyone loves you, but no one likes you": Celebrity, Fame, and
Entitlement
Property, Entitlement, Impropriety: Hollywoo(d) Plays Itself at 1475 Luck
Hoof Avenue
Lawrence Alexander
Hollywoo Stars and Celebrities: Who Are They? How Are They Created? Let's
Find Out!
Arya Rani
Todd's Rock Opera and the Efficacy of
Dikshya Karki
"We're all terrible, so therefore we're all OK": The Deconstruction of the
Masculine Icon and the Concept of Forgiveness
Sarah Wagstaffe
About the Contributors
Index
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Once Upon a Time in Hollywoo
Harriet E.H. Earle
"That's too much, man": Masculinities and Identity
It's Different Because He's a Horse: Race, Gender, and Identity in
Anthropomorphic Animation
John Alberti
More Horse Than a Man, or More Man Than a Horse: Rethinking Masculinity
Through Zany Anthropomorphism
Juliana Varela
Anthropomorphic Deviations
Ole Christoffer Haga
Scribbles and Compression: Tracing Feminist Animation Aesthetics
Jacqueline Ristola
"Silence drowns the sound": Mental Health and Trauma
"Someday this will all be a pleasant memory": Exploring Cycles of Trauma in
Beatrice, Sarah Lynn, and Hollyhock
Laura Mulcahy
"I'm really carrying this double act": BoJack, Beatrice, Memory, and
Forgetting
Sam Chesters
"Why the long face?" Metamodernism, Incongruity and Mental Illness
Lucy Rivers
"I'll take flight. Maybe tomorrow. Not tonight": A Psychoanalytic
Perspective on "The Old Sugarman Place"
Mike Clarke and Aanchal Vij
"Everyone loves you, but no one likes you": Celebrity, Fame, and
Entitlement
Property, Entitlement, Impropriety: Hollywoo(d) Plays Itself at 1475 Luck
Hoof Avenue
Lawrence Alexander
Hollywoo Stars and Celebrities: Who Are They? How Are They Created? Let's
Find Out!
Arya Rani
Todd's Rock Opera and the Efficacy of
Dikshya Karki
"We're all terrible, so therefore we're all OK": The Deconstruction of the
Masculine Icon and the Concept of Forgiveness
Sarah Wagstaffe
About the Contributors
Index
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Once Upon a Time in Hollywoo
Harriet E.H. Earle
"That's too much, man": Masculinities and Identity
It's Different Because He's a Horse: Race, Gender, and Identity in
Anthropomorphic Animation
John Alberti
More Horse Than a Man, or More Man Than a Horse: Rethinking Masculinity
Through Zany Anthropomorphism
Juliana Varela
Anthropomorphic Deviations
Ole Christoffer Haga
Scribbles and Compression: Tracing Feminist Animation Aesthetics
Jacqueline Ristola
"Silence drowns the sound": Mental Health and Trauma
"Someday this will all be a pleasant memory": Exploring Cycles of Trauma in
Beatrice, Sarah Lynn, and Hollyhock
Laura Mulcahy
"I'm really carrying this double act": BoJack, Beatrice, Memory, and
Forgetting
Sam Chesters
"Why the long face?" Metamodernism, Incongruity and Mental Illness
Lucy Rivers
"I'll take flight. Maybe tomorrow. Not tonight": A Psychoanalytic
Perspective on "The Old Sugarman Place"
Mike Clarke and Aanchal Vij
"Everyone loves you, but no one likes you": Celebrity, Fame, and
Entitlement
Property, Entitlement, Impropriety: Hollywoo(d) Plays Itself at 1475 Luck
Hoof Avenue
Lawrence Alexander
Hollywoo Stars and Celebrities: Who Are They? How Are They Created? Let's
Find Out!
Arya Rani
Todd's Rock Opera and the Efficacy of
Dikshya Karki
"We're all terrible, so therefore we're all OK": The Deconstruction of the
Masculine Icon and the Concept of Forgiveness
Sarah Wagstaffe
About the Contributors
Index
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Once Upon a Time in Hollywoo
Harriet E.H. Earle
"That's too much, man": Masculinities and Identity
It's Different Because He's a Horse: Race, Gender, and Identity in
Anthropomorphic Animation
John Alberti
More Horse Than a Man, or More Man Than a Horse: Rethinking Masculinity
Through Zany Anthropomorphism
Juliana Varela
Anthropomorphic Deviations
Ole Christoffer Haga
Scribbles and Compression: Tracing Feminist Animation Aesthetics
Jacqueline Ristola
"Silence drowns the sound": Mental Health and Trauma
"Someday this will all be a pleasant memory": Exploring Cycles of Trauma in
Beatrice, Sarah Lynn, and Hollyhock
Laura Mulcahy
"I'm really carrying this double act": BoJack, Beatrice, Memory, and
Forgetting
Sam Chesters
"Why the long face?" Metamodernism, Incongruity and Mental Illness
Lucy Rivers
"I'll take flight. Maybe tomorrow. Not tonight": A Psychoanalytic
Perspective on "The Old Sugarman Place"
Mike Clarke and Aanchal Vij
"Everyone loves you, but no one likes you": Celebrity, Fame, and
Entitlement
Property, Entitlement, Impropriety: Hollywoo(d) Plays Itself at 1475 Luck
Hoof Avenue
Lawrence Alexander
Hollywoo Stars and Celebrities: Who Are They? How Are They Created? Let's
Find Out!
Arya Rani
Todd's Rock Opera and the Efficacy of
Dikshya Karki
"We're all terrible, so therefore we're all OK": The Deconstruction of the
Masculine Icon and the Concept of Forgiveness
Sarah Wagstaffe
About the Contributors
Index