Men to boys: the making of modern immaturity

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Introduction: Where Have All the Men Gone?1. When Fathers Knew Best (or Did They?)2. Living Fast, by (Sometimes) Dying Young3. Talking About My Generation4. My Generation Becomes the Pepsi Generation5. New Stories, by New Rebels6. Endless Thrills7. Life Beyond Pleasure IslandAcknowledgmentsIndex

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