Pinks, pansies, and punks: the rhetoric of masculinity in American literary culture

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Acknowledgments Introduction: A Short History of Macho Criticism 1. Healthy Nerves and Sturdy Physiques: Remaking the Male Body of Literary Culture in the 1930s 2. Doughfaces, Eggheads, and Softies: Gendered Epithets and American Literary Culture in the 1940s 3. Highbrows and Lowbrows: Squares, Beats, Hipsters, White Negroes, New Critics, and American Literary Culture in the 1950s 4. Reforming the Hard Body: The Old Left, the Counterculture, and the Masculine Kulturkampf of the 1960s 5. The Gender Upheavals of the Late 1960s and Early 1970s: The Black Panthers, Gay Liberation, and Radical Feminism Epilogue: The End of Innuendo Notes Bibliography Index

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