Unreasonable Men: Masculinity and Social Theory

Victor Jeleniewski Seidler

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Gender and Feminist Studies Psychoanalysis and Social Critique Gender Roles and Identity Studies

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1. Introduction - Masculinity, Modernity and Social Theory 2. Nature 3. Reason 4. Morality 5. Freedom 6. Identity 7. Modernity 8. Experience 9. Feminism 10. Masculinity 11. Histories 12. Relationships 13. Language 14. Sexuality 15. Dependency 16. Conclusion - Masculinity, Power and Modernity

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