
A historical analysis of manhood in America, exploring evolving definitions and societal reactions to women's movements.
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A historical analysis of manhood in America, exploring evolving definitions and societal reactions to women's movements.
In a time when psychologists are rediscovering Darwin, and much of our social behavioral is being reduced to ancient, hard-wired patterns, Michael Kimmel's history of manhood in America comes as a much needed reminder that our behavior as men and women is anything but stable and fixed.
Kimmel's authoritative, entertaining, and wide-ranging history of men in America demonstrates that manhood has meant very different things in different eras. Drawing on advice books, magazines, political pamphlet...
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Brief mentions of gender norms related to sexuality; no explicit scenes.
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Minor discussion of gender norms and masculinity; no central characters.
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Central focus on social and cultural definitions of manhood and gender roles.
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Brief references to societal pressures and gender-based suffering.
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