Titlebook: Masculine Jealousy and Contemporary Cinema; Candida Yates Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 ci

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Setting the Scene: Masculinity, Jealousy and Contemporary Cultureporary cinema as a marker of the relationships between masculinity, fantasy and cultural change. Jealousy has played a key role in the shaping of masculine identities and provides a useful focus to explore the tensions and contradictions of Western masculinities, within the shifting and uncertain te

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Psychoanalytic Understandings of Masculinity and Jealousytensions and contradictions of masculine jealousy. It also provides a valuable framework for the analysis of gender and cinema. This chapter explores the psychoanalytic approach to jealousy by bringing together issues of jealousy, masculinity and sexual difference.

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Michael Douglas: Envy, Greed and Jealous Desire in , (,). The film stars Michael Douglas, and his performance as the jealous husband is mediated by his charismatic star persona and the highly charged brand of emotional masculinity with which he is often associated. When the film was released, Douglas had become a symbol of embattled American middle-class

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: A Tale of Female Infidelity and the Jealousy of a Good Husband (,)ir. The film is based on Claude Chabrol’s 1968 film . (‘The Unfaithful Wife’). and was directed by Adrian Lyne, the director of the 1987 film .. Just as . pushed a number of cultural buttons in the 1980s about the dangers of marital infidelity, this film also captures a number of contemporary anxiet

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