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Between Profits And Primitivism Shaping White Middleclass Masculinity In The U S 18801917 1st Edition Athena Devlin

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Between Profits And Primitivism Shaping White Middleclass Masculinity In The U S 18801917 1st Edition Athena Devlin
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Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
File Extension: PDF
File size: 9.99 MB
Pages: 179
Author: Athena Devlin
ISBN: 9780203491225, 020349122X
Language: English
Year: 2005
Edition: 1

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Between Profits And Primitivism Shaping White Middleclass Masculinity In The U S 18801917 1st Edition Athena Devlin by Athena Devlin 9780203491225, 020349122X instant download after payment.

Between 1800 and the First World War, white middle-class men were depicted various forms of literature as weak and nervous. This book explores cultural writings dedicated to the physical and mental health of the male subject, showing that men have mobilized gender constructions repeatedly and self-consciously to position themselves within the culture. Aiming to join those who offer nuanced accounts of masculinity, Devlin investigates the various and changing interests white manhood was positioned to cultivate and the ways elite white men used "their own," so to speak, to promote larger agendas for their class and race.

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