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There's No Denying That Men's Involvement And Interest In Feminism Is Key To Its Continuing Relevance And Importance. Addressing The Question Of Why Men Should Care About Feminism In The First Place, Men And Feminism Lays The Foundation For A Larger Discussion About Feminism As A Human Issue, Not Simply A Women's Issue. Men Are Crucial To The Movement -- As Fathers, Brothers, Husbands, Boyfriends, And Friends. From Why To How To What Can Men Do, Men And Feminism Answers All The Questions Men Have About How And Why They Should Get Behind Feminism. Overview And Introductions: This Is What A Feminist Looks Like -- The Men's Auxiliary : A Brief History Of Men And Feminism -- Constructing Masculinity : Putting The How And Why In The Xy -- Gender Advantage : Checking In On Masculine Privilege -- Man Up : Getting Involved In Feminist Action. Shira Tarrant. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 155-175) And Index.
- Author
- Shira Tarrant; Seal Press
- Publisher
- Berkeley, Calif.: Seal Press: Distributed by Publishers Group West
- Published
- 2009
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780786744640
- Subjects
- Science, Psychology, Gender Studies
- Rating
- 3.77 / 5 (148 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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