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In the middle of this century's first decade, "bromance" emerged as a term denoting an emotionally intense bond between straight men. Yet bromance requires an expression of intimacy that always toys with being coded as something other than "straight" male behavior, even as it insists that such intimacy must never be misinterpreted. In Reading the Bromance: Homosocial Relationships in Film and Television, editor Michael DeAngelis has compiled a diverse group of essays that address the rise of this tricky phenomenon and explore the social and cultural functions it serves.
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2 editions- Other · English · 2014Wayne State University Press · 318 pages · 9780814338988
- Other · English · 2014Wayne State University Press · 9780814338995
Homosexuality on televisionMasculinity on televisionHomosexuality in motion picturesMasculinity in motion picturesMenPsychologyRelations with menMasculinity in popular culture







