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Seeing MAD : Essays on MAD Magazine's Humor and Legacy /

"Mad magazine stands near the heart of post-WWII American humor, but at the periphery in scholarly recognition from American cultural historians, including humor specialists. This book fills that gap, with perceptive, informed, engaging, but also funny essays by a variety of scholars. The chapt...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Bird, John, 1954- (Editor ), Lee, Judith Yaross, 1949- (Editor )
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Columbia : University of Missouri Press, [2020]
Colección:Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo

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505 0 |a Part I. The Usual Gang -- Inside the Editorial Process: Mad Veterans Jaffee and Meglin Look at Their Editors / Paul Levitz -- Harvey Kurtzman and Modern American Satire / M. Thomas Inge -- Al Feldstein and Mad's Humor of Social Critique / Margaret Cavin Hambrick -- Wally Wood: Picturing Male Adolescent Sexuality in Mad's Early Parodies / Joseph W. Slade -- The Lighter--and Weightier--Side of Mad, Or, Everything I Needed to Know About Gender and Sexuality I Learned from Dave Berg / Ann M. Ciasullo -- Part II. Features from Cover to Fold-In -- The Secret History of Alfred E. Neuman / Alan Rankin -- The 'Mad 20' with Alfred E. Neuman, Or, It's the Covers, Stupid / Christopher J. Gilbert -- The Prohías Paradox: The Cold War Specificity and Existential Universality of 'Spy vs. Spy' / Michael J. Socolow -- Mad About Poe: Poetry in a Jugular Vein / Dennis W. Eddings -- Sing Along with Alfred: Humor, Satire, and Culture in the Music of Mad / John Bird -- You Always Hurt the Ones You Love: Mad Magazine's Affectionate Parodies of Beloved Film Classics / Don Baird -- A Golden Age of Blecch: Mad Magazine's Parodic Satire of Quality Television / Ethan Thompson -- Folding Against the Establishment: Satiric Distance and Difference in Al Jaffee's Back Cover Feature in Mad Magazine / Kerry Soper -- Part III. Themes -- A Secular Talmud: The Jewish Sensibility of Mad Magazine / Nathan Abrams -- Mutually Assured Disparagement: Enmification and Enlightenment in Early 1950s Mad / James J. Kimble -- Diplomats Gone Mad: A Musical Rumble / James D. Bloom -- Joining the Fray? Mad on Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew / Nicolas Labarre -- Part IV. Theories -- 'Comedy before Country': Engaged Levity and Absurdist Critique in Mad Magazine / Jeff St. Onge -- Genre Studies and Mad Magazine: Changing and Challenging Genres, 1953-1966 / Kathleen Mollick -- Part V. Legacies -- Sons of Mad: Harvey Kurtzman and the Rise of Underground Comix (an Alternate-Universe Analysis) / Nicholas Sammond -- Quotations from the Future: Harvey Kurtzman's 'Superduperman,' Nostalgia, and Alan Moore's Miracleman / Brian Cremins -- Part VI. Resources -- Mad's 'Usual Gang of Idiots': Selected Capsule Biographies / Joe Otto and Judith Yaross Lee -- A Mad Timeline, 1952 to 2020 / Leah Szalai and Judith Yaross Lee. 
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