Imagining 'we' in the age of 'I' : romance and social bonding in contemporary culture
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書誌事項
Imagining 'we' in the age of 'I' : romance and social bonding in contemporary culture
Routledge, 2022
- : hbk
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
* Examines how contemporary culture has affected romance, couple culture and intimacy
* An interdisciplinary range of scholars analyze a range of textual forms (film, television, digital media, popular music, print fiction, and advice literature)
* The collection is distinct from others in that it's focus is on genre hybridity, technology, the laborization of intimacy, and contemporary global currents
目次
- Introduction: Romance and Social Bonding in Contemporary Culture - Before and After COVID-19
- 1 Abject Desires in the Age of Anger: Incels, Femcels and the Gender Politics of Unfuckability
- 2 Love Technologies: Televisual Matchmaking and Algorithmic Attraction
- 3 Negotiating Romantic Relationships in the Cell Phone Age: The Jamaican Context
- 4 Facing the Fig Tree: Contemporary Intimacy Culture in Master of None
- 5 Open (to) Marriage: Saving Sanctioned Coupling through Consensual Nonmonogamy Narratives
- 6 Aliens, Mermaids and Cartoons: Neoliberal Gender Politics in Twenty-First Century South Korean Dramas
- 7 Romantic, Transnational and Messy: Intimate Spaces/Cosmopolitan Spaces in Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong
- 8 Mixed Feelings: (Inter)Raced Romance and the Post-Millennial Romantic Comedy
- 9 The Bittersweet Queer Romance: Affect and Temporality in Weekend and Paris 05:59: Theo & Hugo
- 10 Plaisirs d'amour: Love and Popular Fiction in Contemporary France
- 11 His Baby Daddy is an Alien?!: Mpreg Fantasies and Queer Reproductive Intimacies in Contemporary M/M Science Fiction Romance
- 12 Bibliographic Traces: The Material Book and the Quest for Intimacy in Spike Jonze's Her
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