South Asian masculinities : context of change, sites of continuity
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South Asian masculinities : context of change, sites of continuity
Women Unlimited an associate of Kali for Women, 2004
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Summary: Selection of papers presented at the 16th European Conference on Modern South Asian Studies, University of Edinburgh, September 2000; chiefly on Indian men
Includes bibliographical references (p. [391]-416)
収録内容
- Encountering masculinity : an ethnographer's dilemma / Radhika Chopra
- The workplace and the neighbourhood : locating masculinities in the south Indian textile industry / Geert De Neve
- Virginity vs. decency : continuity and change in Pakistani men's perception of sexuality and women / Thomas Michael Walle
- 'My man (honour) is lost but I still have my iman (principle)' : sexual violence and articulations of masculinity / Nayanika Mookherjee
- Gays, paternity, and polyandry : making sense of new family forms in contemporary Sri Lanka / Bob Simpson
- The masculanity of dis-location : commodities, the metropolis, and the sex-clinics of Delhi and Mumbai / Sanjay Srivastava
- Young Malayali men and their move heroes / Caroline & Filippo Osella
- The importance of Gandhi : gendering the national subject in Bombay cinema / Karen Gabriel
- Another history rises to the surface : melodrama in the age of digital simulation, Hey Ram / Ravi Vasudevan
- The hero as a holy man : a plea for a communal Hindu identity / Alessandro Monti
- Developing powers : modernisation and the masculine hegemony of Hindu nationalism / P.K. Vijayan
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内容説明
What does it mean to be a man - in word, flesh, deed, affect - in the shifting context of South Asia? "Masculinity" has in recent years begun to be theorised as a field of study; while its study in different cultural areas (Islamic, American, Mediterranean) has been undertaken, South Asia remains relatively unexplored. This volume seeks to fill the gap and build a wider body of ethnographic work, as well as contribute to the theoretical literature on gender. The papers are drawn from anthropology, history, film studies and literature, and are aimed at South Asian scholars as well as a wider audience of people interested in gender studies.
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