Plural Masculinities: The Remaking of the Self in Private Life

Sofia Aboim

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Gender and Feminist Studies Family Dynamics and Relationships Gender Roles and Identity Studies

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Contents: Introduction: plural masculinities: evidence from the field From dualism to pluralism: the power of categories and the making of gender Domination, hegemony and hybrid selves: rethinking the plural dynamics of masculinity Masculinities and private life: power behind the scenes Labour and love: the gender division of labour and caring in a cross-national perspective Inclusion, defamilializatiom, autonomy: the changing boundaries of masculinities within family life Of pleasures and violence: sex and sexuality in men's discourses Conclusion: reinventing patriarchy? Renegotiating power and identities Bibliography Index.

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