一切都在变好:酷儿眼和美国男子气概的重塑

IF 0.4 0 FILM, RADIO, TELEVISION
N. Minai
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Netflix的《酷儿之眼》(2018年至今)经常被批评,因为它强化了新自由主义美国人对自我转变的幻想,分散了人们对经济、政治和社会世界紧迫转变的注意力。尽管如此,我还是通过对文本和文本的分析来证明,在美国流行文化中,Fab Five之间语言和身体上的亲密关系是罕见的,它们为我们提供了美国男子气概的重新诠释。正是通过这些亲密关系,Fab Five让我们思考了以下问题。在当代美国流行文化中,男人意味着什么?作为一个男人和其他男人在一起意味着什么?男人之间的亲密关系是什么样的?
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All things keep getting better: Queer Eye and the makeover of American masculinity
Netflix’s Queer Eye (2018‐present) is often criticized for reinforcing neo-liberal American fantasies of transformation of the self that distract from urgent transformations of economic, political and social worlds. Nonetheless, I use paratextual and textual analyses to argue that the verbal and physical intimacies between the Fab Five are rare in American popular culture, and offer us reworked embodiments of American manhood. It is through these intimacies that the Fab Five enable us to think through the following questions. What does it mean to be a man in contemporary American popular culture? What does it mean to be a man with other men? What does intimacy between men look like?
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Journal of Popular Television
Journal of Popular Television FILM, RADIO, TELEVISION-
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