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Interrogating Caribbean Masculinities Theoretical And Empirical Analyses Rhoda E Reddock

Name: Interrogating Caribbean Masculinities Theoretical And Empirical Analyses Rhoda E Reddock
SKU: BELL-1996394
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.7 (106 reviews)

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Publisher: University Press of the West Indies

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.28 MB

Pages: 400

Author: Rhoda E. Reddock

ISBN: 9781435611221, 9789766401382, 1435611225, 9766401381

Language: English

Year: 2004

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Interrogating Caribbean Masculinities Theoretical And Empirical Analyses Rhoda E Reddock by Rhoda E. Reddock 9781435611221, 9789766401382, 1435611225, 9766401381 instant download after payment.

Interrogating Caribbean Masculinities is an anthology of new
Caribbean scholarship on masculinities. The content reflects a range of
disciplinary approaches, including anthropology, history, international
relations, literary criticism and art and installation. Special
attention is paid to the interaction of power and sexuality in the
construction of masculine identities. To understand how men express and
exert power, it is necessary to include the analysis of power in the
context of structural relationships: the class system, political and
economic inequalities, racism, colonialism, homophobia, and other
systems of oppression and exclusion. The book is of interest for those
teaching masculinity studies, women and gender studies, and for policy
makers interested in gender relations in the Caribbean and the Caribbean
diaspora.