The Remasculinization of the Artist and Author in Ford Madox Ford's Life Writing

Abstract

Ford Madox Ford's lifelong ambivalence about the "manliness" of his profession led him to a number of efforts to affirm his masculinity, the most sustained of which took place in his life writing. When famous artists and authors appear in his autobiography, memoirs, literary portraits, or biographical sketches, he often "remasculinizes" them, presenting them as conventionally, and sometimes exaggeratedly, virile.

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