Masculinities in politics and war : gendering modern history

Stefan Dudink · Karen Hagemann · John Tosh

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List of figures List of contributors Acknowledgements Preface Part I Masculinities in politics and war: Introductions 1. Masculinity in politics and war in the age of democratic revolutions, 1750-1850 - Stefan Dudink and Karen Hagemann 2. Masculinity in politics and war in the age of nation-states and World Wars, 1850-1950 - John Horne 3. Hegemonic masculinity and the history of gender - John Tosh Part II Historicising revolutionary masculinity: Constructs and contexts 4. The republican gentleman: The race to rhetorical stability in the new United States - Carroll Smith-Rosenberg 5. Masculinity, effeminacy, time: Conceptual change in the Dutch age of democratic revolutions - Stefan Dudink 6. Republican citizenship and heterosocial desire: Concepts of masculinity in revolutionary France - Joan B. Landes 7. German heroes: The cult of death for the fatherland in nineteenth-century Germany - Karen Hagemann Part III Gendering the nation: Hegemonic masculinity and its Others 8. 'Brothers of the Iranian race': Manhood, nationhood, and modernity in Iran c.1870-1914 - Joanna de Groot 9. Hegemonic masculinity in Afrikaner nationalist mobilisation, 1934-1948 - Jacobus Adriaan du Pisani 10. Temperate heroes: Concepts of masculinity in Second World War Britain - Sonya O. Rose Part IV Analysing power relations: The politics of masculinity 11. Translating needs into rights: The discursive imperative of the Australian white man, 1901-1930 - Marilyn Lake 12. Measures for masculinity: The American labor movement and welfare state policy during the Great Depression - Alice Kessler-Harris 13. Masculinities, nations, and the new world order: Gendered discourses on peacemaking and nationality in Britain, France and the United States after the First World War - Glenda Sluga Part V Including the subject: masculinity and subjectivity 14. The political man: The construction of masculinity in German Social Democracy, 1848-1878 - Thomas Welskopp 15. Making workers masculine: The (re)construction of male worker identity in twentieth-century Brazil - Barbara Weinstein 16. Maternal relations: Moral manliness and emotional survival in letters home during the First World War - Michael Roper

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