Titlebook: Contemporary Masculinities in the UK and the US; Between Bodies and S Stefan Horlacher,Kevin Floyd Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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CANDY

, The Thick of It ,,c and the contemporary political scene. In the process, he highlights the underlying conceptualization of phallic-aggressive manhood, which becomes manifest in the show’s characteristic idiom, particularly in the foul-mouthed rhetoric of its central character, spin doctor Malcolm Tucker.

健談

,,,se of anti-trafficking becomes partially obscured behind the spectacle of celebrity. While celebrity advocacy brings with it tremendous potential to raise popular awareness of anti-trafficking, whether such campaigns can change hegemonic masculinities, or simply reproduce what they seek to change, remains an open question.

微枝末節(jié)

Adenocarcinoma

,,,,solutions, ranging from obliteration to redemption. The discussion retraces the ways in which ethnic male characters function as projections of a wider anxiety around masculinity in US culture and thus demonstrate the continuing appeal of Irish-American identity and of the tenacity of essentialist constructions of both gender and ethnicity.

Cerebrovascular

,,,within the history of individualism, and in which ways this individualism is gendered and related to American forms and notions of masculinity. According to Reichardt, a specific form of masculinity and of hypermasculine behavior is prevalent on Wall Street and is linked to extreme forms of risk-taking.

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殘酷的地方

Understanding Ethnopolitical Conflictsculinities flowing from gendered insecurity are discussed in the American case, whereas the British class system is invoked to account for the low-profile, somewhat more ‘a(chǎn)ssured’ British security performance. In conclusion, the political repercussions of these profiles are briefly considered.

MOCK

https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137285089n manhood embodied by other characters, as well as its own decentered literary form. The possibility that these represent remains haphazard, demanding, and unruly, as contingent as the postmodernity they reflect.

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,,,sculinities flowing from gendered insecurity are discussed in the American case, whereas the British class system is invoked to account for the low-profile, somewhat more ‘a(chǎn)ssured’ British security performance. In conclusion, the political repercussions of these profiles are briefly considered.