pt. 1. Industry and authorship. The selling of Mad Men: a production history / Gary R. Edgerton
'If it's too easy, then usually there's something wrong': an interview with Mad Men's executive producer Scott Hornbacher / Brian Rose
Don Draper confronts the maddest men of the sixties: Bob Dylan and George Lois / Ron Simon
pt. 2. Visual and aural stylistics and influences. 'Smoke gets in your eyes': historicizing visual style in Mad Men / Jeremy G. Butler
Uneasy listening: music, sound, and criticizing Camelot in Mad Men / Tim Anderson
Suggestive silence in season one / Maurice Yacowar
pt. 3. Narrative dynamics and genealogy. Learning to live with television in Mad Men / Horace Newcomb
Space ships and time machines: Mad Men and the serial condition / Sean O'Sullivan
'The catastrophe of my personality': Frank O'Hara, Don Draper and the poetics of Mad Men / David Lavery
pt. 4. Sexual politics and gender roles : Mad women / Mimi White
Women on the verge of the second wave / Mary Beth Haralovich
The best of everything: the limits of being a working girl in Mad Men / Kim Akass and Janet McCabe
pt. 5. Cultural memory and the American dream. Men behaving as boys: the culture of Mad Men / William Siska
The strange career of Mad Men: race, paratexts and civil rights memory / Allison Perlman
Mad Men: a roots tale of the information age / David Marc
Creative team and cast list
