具体描述
This book contributes provocative insights and novel approaches to the ongoing scholarly conversation about daytime dramas. It scrutinizes soap opera producers and viewers, the processes by which they define and interpret the genre and its texts, and how subjectivities of age and gender influence their practices and circumscribe a range of romantic fantasies deemed acceptable to purvey or savor. The investigation breaks new ground with its multi-sited, naturalistic, virtual ethnography of activities among online fans, including bulletin board and e-mail interest group discussions, and combines this with analyses of producer/creator goals, fan publications, and key soap opera texts. An as-it-happened assessment of the content and reception of a multi-year soap opera story entailing power relations of age and gender is spotlighted.
作者简介
Christine Scodari is professor at Florida Atlantic University and author of Serial Monogamy: Soap Opera, Lifespan, and the Gendered Politics of Fantasy. She has published many articles, including an award winner on genealogy television in the Journal of American Culture and a chapter in the edited volume Aging, Media, and Culture.
目录信息
1. Marketing Desire: Fantasy, Soap Opera, and the Preferred Audience
2. Imagined Subjects and the Gendered Text
3. Active Interpreters and the Social Audience
4. He's May, She's September, But are They Both from Another World?
5. Over the Rainbow ... Dreams Become Nightmares
6. Playing (with) Favorites
7. Pleasure Principles
Conclusion: End in Hindsight
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