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| Preface | ||
| Publication Information | ||
| Introduction | 1 | |
| Weekend Warriors: The New Men's Movement | 15 | |
| Mythopoetic Foundations and New Age Patriarchy | 44 | |
| Gazing into Men's Middles: Fire in the Belly and the Men's Movement | 64 | |
| Men at Bay: The 'Men's Movement' and Its Newest Best-Sellers | 75 | |
| The Politics of the Mythopoetic Men's Movement | 89 | |
| "Changing Men" and Feminist Politics in the United States | 97 | |
| "Born to Run": Nineteenth-Century Fantasies of Masculine Retreat and Re-creation (or The Historical Rust on Iron John) | 115 | |
| Deep Masculinity as Social Control: Foucault, Bly, and Masculinity | 151 | |
| A Woman for Every Wild Man: Robert Bly and His Reaffirmation of Masculinity | 164 | |
| Renewal as Retreat: The Battle for Men's Souls | 173 | |
| Mythopoetic Men's Work as a Search for Communities | 186 | |
| Homophobia in Robert Bly's Iron John | 207 | |
| The Shadow of Iron John | 213 | |
| Soft Males and Mama's Boys: A Critique of Bly | 222 | |
| Psyche, Society, and the Men's Movement | 231 | |
| Cultural Daddy-ism and Male Hysteria | 243 | |
| Iron Clint: Queer Weddings in Robert Bly's Iron John and Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven | 257 | |
| Thoughts on Reading This Book | 271 | |
| The Postfeminist Men's Movement | 275 | |
| Healing, Community and Justice in the Men's Movement: Toward a Socially Responsible Model of Masculinity | 287 | |
| Mythopoetic Men's Movements | 292 | |
| We've Come a Long Way Too, Baby, And We've Still Got a Ways to Go. So Give Us a Break! | 308 | |
| Twenty-five Years in the Men's Movement | 313 | |
| Why Mythopoetic Men Don't Flock to NOMAS | 323 | |
| In Defense of the Men's Movements | 333 | |
| Betwixt and Between in the Men's Movement | 355 | |
| Afterword | 362 | |
| Contributors | 375 |
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| $99.99 | Digital |
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Samm Ringgenberg
reviewed The politics of manhood on November 11, 2014
The politics of manhood
It is true that the threshold for being considered an adult is lower than ever, and that the world is being inherited by a generation of childish twits who evade responsibility and act like teenagers well into their 40s. While the author was the first to call attention to an important sociological phenomenon, this book is mostly unscientific pop-psychology garbage. Every page drips with the author's narcissistic douchebaggery. I think Kiley wrote this book in his groovy jumpsuit while listening to an 8-track of Marvin Gaye and trying to seduce the wives of his peter-panny patients, because the subtext behind everything he says is, "If these peter pans were REAL MEN, like ME..."
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