Titlebook: Male Anxiety and Psychopathology in Film; Comedy Italian Style Andrea Bini Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc.

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The Birth of Comedy Italian Style,nal. Pink neorealism epitomized this as it reintroduced the classical plot based on romance and generational clash, whereas the conflict between individual desires and social duties finds a conservative resolution. The comedies directed by Monicelli (but also Fellini) are characterized by a juxtapos

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Humor Italian Style,rrative that dominated the Italian box office until the late 1950s. In opposition to the working-class ethic of neorealist comedy, comedy Italian style narrates the advent of a consumerist lifestyle in the urban middle class after the postwar collapse of the national symbolic edifice. In this view,

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2635-2931 narrating the identity crisis of many Italian men. Exploring the birth, growth, and decline of this genre, Bini shows this notable style was the search for a new role in the shattered postwar middle class.978-1-137-51584-1Series ISSN 2635-2931 Series E-ISSN 2635-294X

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The Narrative Pattern of Italian Film Comedy,urvived every crisis in the movie industry but also became increasingly important, and it is now the only popular form of Italian film (all the other genres disappeared or moved to television). This can be explained by the Italians’ well-known passion for comedy. Long before the birth of film, comed

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The Birth of Comedy Italian Style,t—whence Monicelli’s penchant for picaresque stories that will become one of his trademarks; ., on the other hand, is characterized by negative middle-class characters struggling to conform. Hence despite its pessimism, . remains within the genre expectations of postwar neorealist comedy (positive d

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Humor Italian Style,he decline of patriarchal authority and the birth of the democratic “society of brothers,” the actual “boom,” before being a real event, was a revolution in the Italian social imaginary that posited individual desire as the only source of symbolic gratification. Hence the country could find itself h