Signs of Masculinity : : Men in Literature 1700 to the Present / / edited by Antony Rowland, Emma Liggins, and Eriks Uskalis.
Masculinity is becoming an increasingly popular area of study in areas as diverse as sociology, politics and cultural studies, yet significant research is lacking into connections between masculinity and literature. Signs of Masculinity aims at beginning to fill the gap. Starting with an introductio...
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