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 Manhood
in America : A Cultural History by Michael Kimmel.
In this authoritative and entertaining history
of men in America, Kimmel demonstrates that manliness was
originally an internal value, but by the 1890's, it had changed
to masculinity, something that had to be constantly proven. Long
after the temporary fancies of men's movements have passed, this
definitive history will provoke, entertain and inform men and
women alike. A wide-ranging survey explores the changing,
unsettled meaning of manhood from the mid-eighteenth century to
the present, as expressed in advice manuals, magazines, film,
the IQ test, and other cultural indicators...
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theory.org.uk is a website about the relationship between the
mass media and people's identities, gender and everyday life. See resources for info,
essays, reviews, links & more. Site Includes:
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From Gloria Orenstein
who teaches Comparative Literature and Gender Studies at U.S.C. Site Includes:
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From AGRALIN: an acronym for 'Agricultural
Bibliographic Information System of the Netherlands'. This system is maintained by the
joint efforts of the Wageningen Agricultural University and the Dutch Ministry of
Agriculture, Nature Conservation and Fisheries.
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The complete Directory contains approximately 80 substantial
entries. These entries are arranged alphabetically by title. You may wish to
use the 'Search' or 'Find' feature of your Web browser to locate particular key words. You
may also click on the colour-coded ball at the top of an entry to take you to a subject
list of similar items.
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This is the Diotima Website. Bibliographies include:
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There are extensive GLBT resources on this website.
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Queer Theory addresses a diverse array of
interests, academic and otherwise, integrating visual, audio and textual
resources with the best online resources -- extending across many
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