Men doing feminism /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
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1998.
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| Series: | Thinking gender.
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Table of Contents:
- My father the feminist / Susan Bordo
- How feminism made a man out of me: the proper subject of feminism and the problem of men / Patrick D. Hopkins
- Who's afraid of men doing feminism? / Michael S. Kimmel
- On your knees: carnal knowledge, masculine dissolution, doing feminism / Brian Pronger
- Profeminist men and their friends / Richard Schmitt
- Tracing a ghostly memory in my throat: reflections on ftm feminist voice and agency / C. Jacob Hale
- Teaching women philosophy (as a feminist man) / Thomas F. Wartenberg
- A black man's place in black feminist criticism / Michael Awkward
- Can men be subjects of feminist thought? / Sandra Harding
- To be a man, or not to be a man: that is the feminist question / Harry Brod
- Male feminism as oxymoron / David J. Kahane
- Antiracist (pro)feminisms and coalition politics: "no justice, no peace" / Joy James
- Feminism and the future of fathering / Judith Kegan Gardiner
- A new response to "angry black (anti)feminists": reclaiming feminist forefathers, becoming womanist sons / Gary Lemons ₆ Is feminism good for men and are men good for feminism? / James P. Sterba
- Reading like a (transsexual) man / Henry S. Rubin
- Feminist ambiguity in heterosexual lives: reflections on Andrea Dworkin / Laurence Mordekhai Thomas
- A progressive male standpoint / Larry May.