Table of Contents

Has "A man's world" become "A woman's nation"? : men's responses to women's increased equality in the twenty-first century
The children's hour: masculine redemption in contemporary film (with Amy Aronson)
Reconciliation, appropriation, inspiration, and conversation : four strategies of racial healing among white men
Who are the real male bashers?
A war against boys?
"Gender symmetry" in domestic violence
Profiling school shooters and shooters' schools : the cultural contexts of aggrieved entitlement and restorative masculinity
Globalization and its mal(e)contents : masculinity on the extreme right
Promise keepers : patriarchy's second coming as masculine renewal
Saving the males at VMI and Citadel
Janey got her gun : a VMI postscript
Who's afraid of men doing feminism?
Profeminist men : the "other" men's movement

About the Author

Michael Kimmel is a professor of sociology at SUNY, Stony Brook. A highly visible advocate for gender equality, he is the author of the celebrated Guyland: The Perilous World Where Boys Become Men and Manhood in America, the definitive history of American masculinity, among other books, and is the founding editor of Men and Masculinities. He was among the founders of the National Organization for Men Against Sexism, now celebrating its thirty-fifth anniversary.

Reviews

"Kimmel offers an insightful, balanced view of the problems behind 'me Tarzan, you Jane'."
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"Kimmel offers an insightful, balanced view of the problems behind 'me Tarzan, you Jane'."
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