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Recreating Men: Postmodern Masculinity Politics

Bob Pease

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Drawing on a critical, postmodern theoretical framework, this volume asks whether men can and will change in response to the changing role of women

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Drawing on a critical, postmodern theoretical framework, this volume asks whether men can and will change in response to the changing role of women

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Drawing on a critical, postmodern theoretical framework, this volume asks whether men can and will change in response to the changing role of women

Key concepts: Postmodernism, Masculinity, Politics, Gender studies, Sociology, Political science, Art, Literature

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