Men's Ways Of Being

by Christopher Mclean, Maggie Carey, Cheryl White

Overview

Men's Ways of Being represents a dramatic turning point in the debate on what it is to be a man, an insightful rethinking of the questions of men and masculinity. It shows how men can take action to change the very demands of masculinity.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780367319960
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	05/07/2019
Pages:	276
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x (d)

About the Author

Christopher Mclean, Cheryl White

Table of Contents

New Directions in Theory and Psychology — Foreword — Introduction — Part 1: Theory — Chapter 1: The Politics of Men’s Pain — Chapter 2: Dichotomies in the Making of Men — Chapter 3: Cultural and Gender Accountability in the “Just Therapy” Approach — Part 2: Men’s Development — Chapter 4: Boys and Education in Australia — Chapter 5: Healing the Mother Wound — Chapter 6: Step by Step: Developing Respectful and Effective Ways of Working with Young Men to Reduce Violence — Chapter 7: Moving Towards Respect: A Quest for Balance — Chapter 8: Sunday Mowing — Chapter 9: Growing Up as a Man — Part 3: Partnership and Practice — Chapter 10: Perspectives on the Men’s Movement — Chapter 11: Men’s Culture, the Men’s Movement, and the Constitution of Men’s Lives — Chapter 12: A Feminist Journeying through Masculinity — Chapter 13: Adopting the Principle of Pro-Feminism — Chapter 14: Partnership Accountability — About the Editors and Contributors — About the Book

Editorial Reviews

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