Boys don't cry? : rethinking narratives of masculinity and emotion in the U.S. / edited by Milette Shamir and Jennifer Travis.
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| Language: | English |
| Published: | New York : Columbia University Press, [2002], ©2002. |
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Table of Contents:
- What feels an American? Evident selves and alienable emotions in the new man's world / Evan Carton
- Loving with a vengeance: Wieland, familicide and the crisis of masculinity in the early nation / Elizabeth Barnes
- "The manliest relations to men": Thoreau on privacy, intimacy, and writing / Milette Shamir
- Manly tears: men's elegies for children in nineteenth-century America / Eric Haralson
- How to be a (sentimental) race man: mourning and passing in W.E.B. Du Bois's The souls of Black folk / Ryan Schneider
- The law of the heart: emotional injury and its fictions / Jennifer Travis
- " The sort of thing you should not admit": Hemingway's aesthetics of emotional restraint / Thomas Strychacz
- Road work: rereading Kerouac's midcentury melodrama of beset sonhood / Stephen Davenport
- Men's tears and the roles of melodrama / Tom Lutz
- Men's liberation, men's wounds: emotion, sexuality, and the reconstruction of masculinity in the 1970s / Sally Robinson
- The politics of feeling: men, masculinity, and mourning on the Capital Mall / Judith Newton.