Gay Masculi, Peter Nardi (ed.), Thoand Oaks, Calif.: Sage, 2000, £43.00 (£21.00 paperback), vii+296 pp. (ISBN 0-7619-1524-9) Lbian and Gay Studi: An Introductory, Interdisciplary Approach, Theo Sandfort, Judh Schuyf, Jan Willem Duyvendak and Jefey Weeks (eds.), London: Sage, 2000, £47.50 (£15.99 paperback), xi+256 pp. (ISBN 0-7619-5417-1) - Volume 35 Issue 4
Contents:
- GAY MASCULI
- GAY MASCULI
- GAY MASCULI: A MIXED METHODS STUDY OF THE IMPLITNS OF HEGEMONIC AND ALTERNATIVE MASCULI FOR GAY MEN
- GAY MASCULI, PETER NARDI (ED.), THOAND OAKS, CALIF.: SAGE, 2000, £43.00 (£21.00 PAPERBACK), VII+296 PP. (ISBN 0-7619-1524-9)LBIAN AND GAY STUDI: AN INTRODUCTORY, INTERDISCIPLARY APPROACH, THEO SANDFORT, JUDH SCHUYF, JAN WILLEM DUYVENDAK AND JEFEY WEEKS (EDS.), LONDON: SAGE, 2000, £47.50 (£15.99 PAPERBACK), XI+256 PP. (ISBN 0-7619-5417-1)
- IN CHANGG AMERI, GAY MASCULY HAS 'MANY DIFFERENT SHAS'
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The book exam the creatn of inty through the everyday liv of gay men: their work; home; muny; and relatnships. 1 onle rource (vii, 286 pag)How do gay men rpond to ntrollg notns of masculy society and stereotyp of gay sexualy? The book exam the creatn of inty through the everyday liv of gay men: their work; home; muny; and relatnshipsPrt versn rerdInclus biblgraphil referenc and xpt.
Masculi gay relatnships -- Seekg sexual liv: gay youth and masculy tensns / Matt G. Mutchler -- One of the guys: stmentaly and timacy gay men's iendships wh straight men / Dwight Fee -- Gay male domtic vlence and the pursu of masculy / J.
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R. W. Connell, A Very Straight Gay: Masculy, Homosexual Experience, and the Dynamics of Genr, Amerin Soclogil Review, Vol. 57, No. 6 (Dec., 1992), pp. 735-751 * gay masculinities *
Masculi everyday gay life -- Risk and masculy the everyday liv of gay men / Thomas J. Lneman -- Relign and masculy Lato gay liv / Eric M.
Ouellette -- Masculy the age of AIDS: HIV seroposive gay men and the Buff Agenda / Perry N. Halkis -- Queer sexism: rethkg gay men and masculy / Jane Ward -- pt.
GAY MASCULI: A MIXED METHODS STUDY OF THE IMPLITNS OF HEGEMONIC AND ALTERNATIVE MASCULI FOR GAY MEN
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Masculi diverse gay groups -- Masculy among workg class gay mal / Donald C. Barrett -- Asian Amerin gay men's (dis)claim on masculy / Shhee Han -- Entre hombr/between men: Lato masculi and homosexuali / Lnel Cantu -- Gay female impersonators and the mascule nstctn of other / Steven P. A Very Straight Gay: Masculy, Homosexual Experience, and the Dynamics of Genr on JSTOR.
GAY MASCULI, PETER NARDI (ED.), THOAND OAKS, CALIF.: SAGE, 2000, £43.00 (£21.00 PAPERBACK), VII+296 PP. (ISBN 0-7619-1524-9)LBIAN AND GAY STUDI: AN INTRODUCTORY, INTERDISCIPLARY APPROACH, THEO SANDFORT, JUDH SCHUYF, JAN WILLEM DUYVENDAK AND JEFEY WEEKS (EDS.), LONDON: SAGE, 2000, £47.50 (£15.99 PAPERBACK), XI+256 PP. (ISBN 0-7619-5417-1)
* gay masculinities *
Heterosexualy is the bedrock of hegemonic masculy, and heterosexual exprsns of masculy are more socially sirable than gay masculi. Although gay men are unable to embody hegemonic masculy, prr rearch suggts that their behavur may neverthels be guid by s mandat.
This may clu gay men’s sexual posng behavur anal terurse – prev rearch has monstrated that gay sexual posns are steeped genr role stereotyp. The mixed-methods programme of studi prented this dissertatn provis a greater unrstandg of the ponents of “gay masculi”, and how posng relatn to masculy disurs is associated wh how gay men experience their masculy, cludg anal terurse.
A discursive qualative approach ed Study 1 intified how gay men uld “pensate” for their homosexualy by displayg attribut associated wh hegemonic masculy (e.
IN CHANGG AMERI, GAY MASCULY HAS 'MANY DIFFERENT SHAS'
It was also found that gay masculi were notable for their diversy (Chapter 3). Usg quantative methods, Study 2 monstrated that gay men who are anally-sertive anal terurse were perceived as more mascule than those who are receptive, although mculary and a ep voice were more strongly associated wh perceptns of gay men’s masculy than sexual posng (Chapter 4). In Study 3, an experiential qualative approach intified how gay men’s beliefs about masculy were associated wh their genred perceptns and experienc of anal terurse (Chapter 5).