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This past decade has witnessed an extraordinary transformation in men's lives. For years, wave after wave of the women's movement, a movement that reshaped every aspect of American life, produced nary a ripple among men. But suddenly men are in the spotlight. Yet, the public discussions often seem strained, silly, and sometimes flat-out wrong. The spotlight itself seems to obscure as much as it illuminates. Old tired clichTs about men's resistance to romantic commitment or reluctance to be led to the marriage altar seem perennially recyclable in advice books and on TV talk shows, but these days the laughter feels more forced, the defensiveness more pronounced. Pop biologists avoid careful confrontation with serious scientific research in their quest to find anatomical or evolutionary bases for promiscuity or porn addiction, hoping that by fiat, one can pronounce that "boys will be boys" and render it more than a flaccid tautology. And political pundits wring their hands about the feminization of American manhood, as if gender equality has neutered these formerly proud studs. Misframing Men, a collection of Michael Kimmel's commentaries on contemporary debates about masculinity, argues that the media have largely misframed this debate. Kimmel, among the world's best-known scholars in gender studies, discusses political moments such as the Virginia Military Institute and Citadel cases that reached the Supreme Court (he participated as expert witness for the Justice Department) along with Promise Keepers rallies, mythopoetic gatherings, and white supremacists. He takes on antifeminists as the real male bashers, questions the unsubstantiated assertions that men suffer from domestic violence to the same degree as women, and examines the claims made by those who want to rescue boys from the "misandrous" reforms initiated by feminism. In writings both solidly grounded and forcefully argued, Kimmel pushes the boundaries of today's modern conversation about men and masculinity.

Men in mass media. --- Masculinity. --- Men --- Male identity --- Masculine identity --- Identity (Psychology) --- Mass media --- Masculinity (Psychology) --- Sex (Psychology) --- Identity.

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Mountaineering --- Masculinity. --- Men --- Male identity --- Masculine identity --- Identity (Psychology) --- Masculinity (Psychology) --- Sex (Psychology) --- Climbing mountains --- Mountain climbing --- Hiking --- Outdoor life --- Psychological aspects. --- Identity.

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Explore the feelings of men toward other men without the pigeonholing found in terms like "gay" and "straight"!Male to Male: Sexual Feeling Across the Boundaries of Identity starts with the evidence that most studies on male sexuality have ignored--the same-sex feelings of men whose identities are heterosexual. Of the more than fifty men in this book, almost half were aware of some degree of same-sex feeling. But beyond percentages, the primary focus of Male to Male is the exploration--through their own words--of how these men experienced same-sex feelings, what these feelings meant

Men --- Male homosexuality. --- Gender identity. --- Sex identity (Gender identity) --- Sexual identity (Gender identity) --- Identity (Psychology) --- Sex (Psychology) --- Queer theory --- Homosexuality, Male --- Homosexuality --- Male sexuality --- Male identity --- Masculine identity --- Identity. --- Psychology. --- Sexual behavior. --- Sexual behavior --- Gender dysphoria

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Sociology of the family. Sociology of sexuality --- World history --- History of civilization --- History --- cultuurgeschiedenis --- geschiedenis --- sociale geschiedenis --- gender --- anno 1500-1799 --- anno 1800-1999 --- Masculinity --- Men --- Male identity --- Masculine identity --- Identity (Psychology) --- Masculinity (Psychology) --- Sex (Psychology) --- Social aspects --- Identity.

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Qu'est-ce que devenir un homme ? Quels sont les modèles actuels de la masculinité ? Quelles valeurs les jeunes attachent-ils à la virilité en fonction de leurs milieux sociaux et de leurs origines culturelles ? Une première enquête montre que la " crise " de la masculinité est fondée sur la difficulté à définir ce que doit être un homme à partir d'une profusion de normes souvent contradictoires et variables selon le milieu social. Une seconde enquête relie ces représentations collectives et les " applications " dans les pratiques privées des jeunes. Compromis et sens de la négociation sont souvent au rendez-vous des expériences juvéniles ordinaires. (PUF)

Gender identity --- Masculinity (Psychology) --- Young adults --- Identité sexuelle --- Masculinité (Psychologie) --- Jeunes adultes --- Psychology --- Psychologie --- Men --- Masculinity. --- Identity (Psychology) in youth. --- Psychology. --- Identity. --- Identité sexuelle --- Masculinité (Psychologie) --- Masculinity --- Identity (Psychology) in youth --- Identity --- Gender identity. --- Male identity --- Masculine identity --- Identity (Psychology) --- Sex (Psychology) --- Youth --- Men - Psychology --- Men - Identity --- Identité (psychologie) --- Jeunes hommes --- Relations hommes-femmes --- Masculinité (psychologie) --- Adolescence --- France --- 1990-....