Critical Perspectives on Masculinities and Relationalities (eBook, PDF)

In Relation to What?
Redaktion: Häyrén, Anneli; Wahlström Henriksson, Helena

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Produktbeschreibung

This volume explores which relations produce or maintain masculinities and certain gendered systems of power and the consequences of these gender constructions that further gender research. To understand the meanings of masculinity/masculinities and relationalities as critical concepts in gender studies it takes a wide theoretical grip that spans over several research fields. From a feminist perspective, it critically investigates masculinities as relationally constructed by scrutinizing which relations construct masculinity within a certain gendered system of power, such as the nation, the family, or the workplace, and explores how this is done. 'In relation to what?' is hence, in spite of its almost vulgar rhetorical simplicity, an important question in investigating and problematizing gender.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Springer International Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 114
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Mai 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9783319290126
• Artikelnr.: 46945135

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction:Masculinity/masculinities and relationality, Anneli Häyrénand Helena Wahlström Henriksson.- Exploringthe relationality of fatherhood: John Irving's The Cider House Rules, Helena Wahlström Henriksson.- Doing(oppressive) gender via men's relations with children, Keith Pringle.- Making friends: Construction of change,masculine positions and friendships among former drug users, Klara Goedecke.- Constructionsof masculinity, construction of context: Relational processes in everyday work,Anneli Häyrén.- (Re)doing men in museum exhibitions? Masculinities and thedemocratization of heritage in South Africa, Cecilia Rodéhn.- Fear and love:Masculinities and emotions in autobiographies by Swedish politicians, MargarethaFahlgren.