Masculinities by R. W. Connell (1995-05-03)
A landmark sociological analysis of how masculinities are formed, maintained, and challenged across diverse social contexts and power structures.
About This Book
Masculinities examines the social construction of male identities and the power relations that shape them.
The book draws on global case studies to show how masculinities vary across class, race, and historical periods.
It explores the role of institutions such as schools, workplaces, and the state in producing and regulating masculine norms.
Connell analyzes the interplay between hegemonic, subordinate, and marginalized masculinities.
The work provides a theoretical framework for understanding gender as a dynamic and historically changing structure.
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