Masculinities and Violence
About this book
Masculinities and Violence, the latest volume in the Research on Men and Masculinities series, takes a sobering look at men and violence. Editor Lee H. Bowker has carefully chosen essays that shed light on the causes and settings of masculine violence. The three essays in Part I lay out the ways in which men learn violence and repeat it. Part II focuses on the ways men victimize women and children. Part III turns to ways men victimize other men. Finally, Part IV looks at men and organizational violence. Understanding the masculinities-violence nexus is crucially important to finding ways to mitigate the masculine tendency to violence. This perceptive volume will be an important resource for all those interested in the field of gender roles, men?s studies, and interpersonal violence.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I - Learning Violence
- Chapter 1 - On the Difficulty of Eradicating Masculine Violence: Multisystem Overdetermination
- Chapter 2 - Taking Control: Toy Commercials and the Social Construction of Patriarchy
- Chapter 3 - Bureaucratizing Masculinities among Brazilian Torturers and Murderers
- Part II - Men Victimizing Women and Children
- Chapter 4 - Doing Violence to Women: Research Synthesis on the Victimization of Women
- Chapter 5 - Ladykillers: Similarities and Divergences of Masculinities in Gang Rape and Wife Battery
- Chapter 6 - The Coaching Abuse of Teenage Girls: A Betrayal of Innocence and Trust
- Part III - Men Victimizing Men
- Chapter 7 - Men Victimizing Men: The Case of Lynching, 1865-1900
- Chapter 8 - Frat Boys, Bossmen, Studs, and Gentlemen: A Typology of Gang Masculinities
- Chapter 9 - Hypermasculinity and Prison Violence
- Part IV - Masculinities and Organizational Violence
- Chapter 10 - Dow Corning and the Silicone Breast Implant Debacle: A Case of Corporate Crime Against Women
- Chapter 11 - Engendering Violent Men: Oral Histories of Military Masculinity
- References
- Index
- About the Contributors
