Family Man

Scott Coltrane

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

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Abstract Family Man illustrates the ways in which everyday practices help to construct masculine identities. Scott Coltrane's search for the origins of male dominance begins at home instead of the workplace, examining the ways in which patterns of domestic labour reflect and reinforce relations between men and women in society at large.

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