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Love Wars

Television Romantic Comedy
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  • Love Wars on Hardback by Mary Irwin
  • Love Wars on Hardback by Mary Irwin
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The big screen romantic comedy has captured and dominated the popular and scholarly imagination. As a result, scant critical attention has been paid to its poor relation, the television version. In Love Wars Mary Irwin seeks to rectify this imbalance and provides the first international overview dedicated to the genre. She builds upon the tradition of film studies to offer a thorough, critical analysis of how televisual romantic comedy has taken its current shape. From classics such as Moonlighting to the social commentary of Sex and the City to Gavin and Stacey, Irwin's work charts the form's evolution and the changing attitudes to love, sex, class, feminism and the family that it represents. Her central focus is women's changing experiences and as such she contributes crucial new scholarship to feminist television studies. Her immersion in the socio-cultural context also means that it is a valuable tool for students and scholars in the fields of television, media, culture and gender studies.

Author Biography:

Mary Irwin is a senior lecturer in Media and Communication at Northumbria University. She has also worked as a teaching fellow at the University of Stirling, a research fellow at University College London and most recently as a research fellow at the University of Warwick on the AHRC project 'A History of Television for Women in Britain, 1947-1989'.
Release date NZ
February 6th, 2025
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Audience
  • Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Pages
3256
ISBN-13
9781784533465
Product ID
22978097

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