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Television Drama in Israel: Identities in Post-TV Culture
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Television Drama in Israel: Identities in Post-TV Culture by Itay Harlap activates a national lens on the study of television drama, shedding light on a non-Anglophone media culture which, however,...Abstract:
Television Drama in Israel: Identities in Post-TV Culture by Itay Harlap activates a national lens on the study of television drama, shedding light on a non-Anglophone media culture which, however,...read more
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The New Normative Gay Fatherhood on Israeli Television
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors focus on the television serial drama Ima VeAbbaz (Mom and Dads ), whose protagonists are two gay men who have a child with a straight woman, and argue that the show manages to deviate from the usual representation of the gay father, thereby offering an ideological alternative to conventional and conservative (even if accepting) perspectives on gay parenting.