The Crisis of Masculinity in Late Soviet Discourse

Abstract

Late Soviet liberal discourse in both academe and society saw men as biologically, pyschologically, and demographically weaker than women—engaging in risky behaviors that indicated a "crisis of masculinity" because of their inability to perform their traditional roles as family breadwinners.

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