Mad men unzipped : fans on sex, love, and the sixties on TV /
"Four media psychologists who also just happen to be dedicated Mad men fans explore how the show's viewers make meaning from fictional drama. The authors also interviewed several contemporary advertising industry professionals, getting their inside view of the business in its modern guise...
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| 505 | 0 | |a The mad men fan phenomenon -- How their lives touched ours -- That was then, this is now -- The (re)arrangements: engaging with Mad men through fan fiction -- The "girls" of mad men -- The measure of a mad man -- Let's get it on: love and sex on Mad men -- Ad men: for those who think young -- Epilogue. | |
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