An Audience on the Edge: ‘Sons of Anarchy,’ Morality and Masculinity

Sons of Anarchy     Written by Leigh Kolb In 15th and early 16th century Europe, morality plays existed to entertain audiences, but also to teach them lessons. Classic morality plays used allegory to impart lessons about what it means to be good, and what it means to be evil. Typically, virtue always prevailed over vice. … Continue reading An Audience on the Edge: ‘Sons of Anarchy,’ Morality and Masculinity