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PART I: PARADIGMS AND NOMENCLATURE
The History of Masculinity: an Outdated Concept?; J.Tosh
Can the Hegemon Speak? Reading Masculinity through Anthropology; D.F.Janssen
The Whig Interpretation of Masculinity? Honour and Sexuality in Late Medieval Manhood; C.Fletcher
Masculinity without Conflict: Noblemen in Eighth and Ninth-Century Francia; R.Stone
PART II: MASCULINITY AND HEGEMONY
Masculinities in Early Hellenistic Athens; H.Berg
Masculinity as a World Historical Category of Analysis; S.Yarrow
Hegemonic Masculinities? Assessing Change and Process of Change in Elite Masculinity, 1700-1900; H.French
& M.Rothery
Masculinity and Fatherhood in England c. 1760-1830; J.Bailey
PART III: MATURING AND ADULTHOOD
Athenian Pederasty and the Construction of Masculinity; T.K.Hubbard
An Orchard, a Love Letter, and Three Bastards: the Formation of Adult Male Identity in a Fifteenth-Century Family; R.E.Moss
‘To make a Man without Reason’: Examining Manhood and Manliness in Early Modern England; J.Jordan
‘Boys, Semi-Men and Bearded Scholars’: Maturity and Manliness in early Nineteenth-Century Oxford; H.Ellis
PART IV: DOMESTICITIES
St. Francis of Assisi and the Making of Settlement Masculinity, 1883-1914; L.Matthews-Jones
Homes Fit for Homos: Joe Orton, Masculinity, and the Domesticated Queer; M.Cook
Three Faces of Fatherhood as a Masculine Category: Tyrants, Teachers, and Workaholics as ‘Responsible Family Men’ during Canada’s Baby Boom; R.Rutherdale
PART V: MODERN FRONTIERS
Cow Boys, Cattle Men, and Competing Masculinities on the Texas Frontier; J.M.Moore
Valorising Samurai Masculinity through Biblical Language: Christianity, Oscar Wilde, and Natsume Soseki’s novel Kokoro; K.Miyazaki
‘Proper Government and Discipline’: Family Religion and Masculine Authority in Nineteenth-Century Canada; N.Christie
Punters and their Prostitutes: British Soldiers, Masculinity, and maisons tolérées in the First World War; C.Makepeace
Conclusion
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2. The Form of Rule in Cultural Context.
3. Heart of Darkness, Heart of Light: La Mission Civilizatrice and Le Cafard in L’Atlantide.
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