This book analyses representations of fatherhood in popular cinema, and theorizes their relationship to postfeminist culture with a view to arguing that postfeminist fatherhood is the new hegemonic masculinity.
This book analyses representations of fatherhood in popular cinema, and theorizes their relationship to postfeminist culture with a view to arguing that postfeminist fatherhood is the new hegemonic masculinity.
Hannah Hamad is Lecturer in Film Studies at King's College London, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Fatherhood, Postfeminism and Contemporary Popular Film 2. Paternalizing the Past with Postfeminist Family Values 3. Post-9/11 Fatherhood and the Cultural Logic of Paternal Protectionism 4. Film Stardom and the Paternalization of Aging Masculinity 5. Postfeminist Fatherhood and Immature Adult Masculinty 6. Postfeminist Fatherhood and Post-Racial Discourse 7. Concluding Remarks, Future Directions, and Postfeminist Fatherhood Beyond the Mainstream
1. Fatherhood, Postfeminism and Contemporary Popular Film 2. Paternalizing the Past with Postfeminist Family Values 3. Post-9/11 Fatherhood and the Cultural Logic of Paternal Protectionism 4. Film Stardom and the Paternalization of Aging Masculinity 5. Postfeminist Fatherhood and Immature Adult Masculinty 6. Postfeminist Fatherhood and Post-Racial Discourse 7. Concluding Remarks, Future Directions, and Postfeminist Fatherhood Beyond the Mainstream
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