{{Titre}} : This Things of Ours. Investigating {The Sopranos} {{Auteur}} : David LAVERY (dir.) {{Éditeur}} : Wallflower Press {{Éditeur}} : Columbia University Press {{Année de publication}} : 2002 {{Nombre de pages}} : 286 {{ISBN}} : 0-231-12781-2 {{Langue}} : anglais {{Présentation}} : {{Dépouillement}}: {{PROLOGUE}} DAVID LAVERY, ""Coming Heavy" : The Significance of {The Sopranos}." {{INTRODUCTORY}} - Ellen WILLIS, "Our Mobsters, Ourselves" - Albert AUSTER, "{The Sopranos} : The Gangster Redux" {{THE MEDIA CONTEXT}} - David LAVERY & Robert J. THOMPSON, "David Chase, {The Sopranos,} and Television Creativity" - Paul LEVINSON, "Naked Bodies, Three Qhowings a Week and No Commercials : {The Sopranos} as a Nuts-and-Bolts Triumph of Non-Networg TV" - Dawn Elizabeth B. JOHNSTON, "Way North of Jersey : A Canadian Experience of {The Sopranos}" - Mark C. ROGERS, Michael EPSTEIN & Jimmy L. REEVES, "{The Sopranos} as HBO Brand Equity : The Art of Commerce in the Age of Digital Reproduction" {{MEN AND WOMEN}} - Cindy DONATELLI & Sharon ALWARD, " "I dread you ?" : Married to the Mob in T{he Godfather}, {Goodfellas} and {The Sopranos}" - Avi SANTO, " "Fat fuck ! Why don't you take a look in the mirror ?" : Weight, Body Image, and Masculinity in {The Sopranos}" - Joanne LACEY, "One for the Boys ? {The Sopranos} and Its Male British Audience - Joseph S. WALKER, " "Cunnilingus and Psychiatry Have Brought Us To This" : Livia and the Logic of False Hoods in the First Season of {The Sopranos}" {{GENRE AND NARRATIVE TECHNIQUE}} - Glen CREEBER, " "TV Ruined the Movies" : Television, Tarantino, and the Intimate World of {The Sopranos}" - David PATTIE, "Mobbed Up : {The Sopranos} and the Modern Gangster Film" - Kim AKASS & Janet McCABE, "Beyond the Bada Bing ! : Negociating Female Narrative Authority in {The Sopranos}" - Kevin FELLEZS, "Wiseguy Opera : Music for {Sopranos}" {{CULTURAL CONTEXTS}} - Lance STRATE, "No(rth Jersey) Sense of Place : The Cultural Geography (and Media Ecology) of {The Sopranos}" - Douglas L. HOWARD, " "Soprano-speak" : Language and Silence in HBO's {The Sopranos}" - Steven HAYWARD & Andrew BIRO, "The Eighteenth Brumaire of Tony Soprano" - Sara Lewis DUNNE, " "The Brutality of Meat and the Abruptness of Seafood" : Food, Violence, and Family in {The Sopranos}" {{APPENDICES}} - {The Sopranos} Episodes - {The Sopranos} Cast of Characters - Intertextual Moments and Allusions in {The Sopranos} - {The Sopranos} : A Family History {{Localisation}} : {{Distribution}} : Amazon.fr