[PDF] Top 20 Men, masculinities and the material( )discursive

... both material and ...in discursive constructions. Violence is simultaneously material and ...researching men who use or had used ...of men using violence and accounts of agency staff ... See full document

... which men socially construct health in terms of hegemonic ...the men were steeped in bonding capital which they could not access in health-enhancing ... See full document

... school masculinities, identified the complex, but dominant influences of ‘compulsory heterosexuality, misogyny, and homophobia’ (1994: ...Black men, and Kehler (2007) in relation to Canadian young ... See full document

... Muslim men as a group requiring social control and regulation, due to their association with different forms of violence and criminal activities (Abbas, 2005; Bagguley and Hussain, 2008; Fekete, 2009; Hussain and ... See full document

... and discursive-materialist distinctions in studying men have themselves all come under critique from a variety of perspectives (Hearn, 1992, 1998b, 2004; Bourdieu, 2001; Haywood & Mac an Ghaill, 2003; ... See full document

... Progress towards gender equality in politics is striking. With the help of electoral gender quotas in 130+ countries, women’s national legislative representation more than doubled in the last 20 years. Other historically ... See full document

... 2000). In many countries there is a general continuation of traditional ‘solutions’ in domestic arrangements, but growing recognition of the micro-politics of fatherhood, domestic responsibilities, and home-work ... See full document

... Challenging claims that the novel offers a vision of female empowerment, this article instead suggests that Larsson uses his first fiction, and the wider Millennium Trilogy of which it[r] ... See full document

... Technologies of the self. Technologies of power help explain how boys and men with disabilities are constituted and subjugated as subjects. However, Foucault’s later work emphasizes individual agency, i.e. how ... See full document

... wealthy men is constructed within a business environment involving “ nightly carousing with business partners, mistresses, and paid hostesses ” though which such men are “creating and enacting a particular ... See full document

... of masculinities in science fiction has been ...and masculinities theory to the chosen texts, as well as some postcolonial and queer perspectives, to show that although science fiction has been at the ... See full document

... the men stay at home, while the women travel and conduct ...Runa men are expected to cook, raise children and like ...human men, the Runa women are, on average, bigger, and they claim their “natural” ... See full document

... young men who insisted that they had non-violent temperaments, described themselves as literally ‘walking into’ fights that unfolded in unpredictable ways, and which they were unable to exit without some ... See full document

... 22 Through the example of Francois in particular, we see that performances of masculinity may be subject to the same forms of popular judgement as other political competences and types o[r] ... See full document

... Singerman, 1995; Singerman & Hoodfar, 1996). Few studies to the author’s knowledge focus on higher-income communities in Egypt: Peterson’s examination of the cosmopolitan class and their ‘connectedness’, El Refaey’s ... See full document

... “new men” share is race, as both are overwhelmingly, if implicitly, viewed as white ...Asian men, in contrast, are more often represented in ways that recycle dominant racial and ethnic ...Black ... See full document

... than men” (Warren 2000 p193), and any similar claims amongst early work in masculinities that there is some essentialist core to all men that needs to reconnect with nature (Bly 1990) clearly need to ... See full document

... Considering these research questions, this thesis investigates the ways in which Australian men of different ages negotiate masculinities over the life course, particularly in response t[r] ... See full document

... to men- tion Muslim women’s marginality is not only socio-economic but also discursive and it can- not be understood without the comprehending the politics of intersections of gender, religion, class and ... See full document

... made men ‘short-lived’, it also made them ‘improvident, reckless, and intemperate’ – cities destroyed their ‘morality as well as the[ir] ...unhealthy men – the degeneration of the British ...old men ... See full document