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Part One: Constructions of Masculinity from Boyhood to Adulthood
Boy Culture: Middle-Class Boyhood in Nineteenth Century American E. Anthony Rotundo Middle-Class Men and the Solace of Fraternal Ritual Mark C. Carnes The Madness of Separate Spheres: Insanity and Masculinity in Victorian Alabama John Starrett Hughes The Son of Man and God the Father: The Social Gospel and Victorian Masculinity Susan Curtis
Part Two: Constructions of Masculinity in Friendship and Marriage
Abolitionists and the "Language of Fraternal Love"
Donald Yacovone Divorce and the Legal Redefinition of Victorian Manhood Robert L. Griswold Suburban Men and Masculine Domesticity, 1870-1915
Margaret Marsh
Part Three: Constructions of Masculinity in Work and the Workplace
Institutionalizing Masculinity: The Law as a Masculine Profession Michael Grossberg Acquiring Manly Competence: The Demise of Apprenticeship and the Remasculinization of Printers' Work Ava Baron Masculinity and Mobility: The Dilemma of Lancashire Weavers and Spinners in late-Nineteenth-Century Fall River, Massachusetts Mary H. Blewett
Part Four: Looking toward Future Research
Reconstructing Masculinity from the Evangelical Revival to the Waning of Progressivism: A Speculative Synthesis Clyde Griffen On Men's History and Women's History Nancy F. Cott
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Michael Umphlette
reviewed Meanings for manhood on August 05, 2014
Meanings for manhood
Although the subtitle defines the period of the study "from the Revolution to the Modern Era," this book examines the cultural construction of maleness among white middle class males during the nineteenth century. The 18th and 20th centuries are given sparing attention, and only in reference to the evolution of manliness in the 19th century. Rotundo examines the formation of manliness from boyhood through youth and adulthood (neglecting old age), with particular attention to sex and marriage relations. The 19th century man is characterized by his physical vigor, rationality, and individualistic independence, with changes primarily transforming reception of male "effeminacy." The book was enjoyable and easy to read, but limited in depth and scope. The print was also atrociously small.
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