Men and the language of emotions

Dariusz Galasiński

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Gender Roles and Identity Studies Gender and Feminist Studies History of Emotions Research

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Acknowledgements Transcription Conventions Men and their Emotions Stories of Emotional Masculinity 'There is a Concern' - Strategies of Emotion Talk 'No worries', or the Emotional View of Reality Emotions of Fatherhood Speaking Helplessly: The Emotions of Unemployment Masculinity? What Masculinity? References Index

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