Titlebook: Manipulating Masculinity; War and Gender in Mo Kathy J. Phillips Book 20061st edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc.

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World War I: No Half-Men at the Front,pelling men to fight were inextricably bound up with constructions of colonizer and colonized, civilized and savage.. The soldiers in Henri Barbusse’s novel . (1917), Wyndham Lewis’s “The French Poodle” (1916), and William Faulkner’s “All the Dead Pilots” (1931) dread the label “womanly,” which the

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,The Vietnam War: Out from Under Momma’s Apron,World War I, Vera Brittain’s fiancé hurried to the front because “effeminate” men whom he “despised” had unexpectedly joined up, and he didn’t want to be left behind as the new nominee for effeminacy (126). In World War II, American GIs teased, “Whatsa matter, bud—got lace on your drawers?” or “Chri

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Conclusion,ey don’t want to be demoted to women’s still inferior status and, to be blunt, because they are afraid they would have no more orgasms. If a society can convince a man that not fighting — for whatever reason—means that he is unmanly, and that “unmanly” means “unmanned,” literally emasculated, then t

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