Marked men: Whiteness and masculinity

Debbie Epstein

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Gender and Feminist Studies South African History and Culture Gender Roles and Identity Studies

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DEBBIE EPSTEIN suggests that new and unpredictable ways of being man are in process, replacing the masculinities created in the heat and violence of apartheid. Inextricably implicated in the ‘remaking of man'are the institutions and popular cultures in which men perform, make choices and resist

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