Breaking Bad and the male gaze

Ana Maria  Sasu; Nicoleta  Talpes; Kim Toft Hansen

Breaking Bad and the male gaze

Ana Maria Sasu, Nicoleta Talpes, Kim Toft Hansen

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Abstract

Breaking Bad (AMC, 2008-2013) is an American television series that has continued to captivate audiences since its premiere. Originally broadcast on AMC, the series is now available on Netflix, making it accessible to a global audience, including Romania. Romanian high school students in recent focus group interviews expressed a keen interest in the series, particularly boys, who cited it frequently. This blog entry introduces Breaking Bad as a series and explores its potential as a pedagogical tool in high school teaching to discuss gender dynamics and complex character portrayals.

Original language	English
Publication date	3 Jun 2024
Publication status	Published - 3 Jun 2024

Keywords

Serial drama
gender issues
toxic masculinity
high school teaching
Breaking Bad

UN SDGs

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GEMINI: Gender Equality through Media Investigation and New Training Insights (EU-CERV programme 2023-25)
Jacobsen, L. B., Spalletta, M., Re, V. & Hansen, K. T.
09/01/2023 → 09/01/2025
Project: Research

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Breaking Bad and the male gaze

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