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| Series Editor's Foreword | |
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| Introduction and Acknowledgements | |
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| What Is Masculinity? | |
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| Introduction: 'masculinity' or 'masculinities'? | |
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| Questioning masculinity | |
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| Masculinity under the microscope | |
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| Shaping and enacting masculinity | |
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| Experiencing masculinity | |
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| Hegemonic masculinity | |
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| Masculinity in history | |
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| Masculinity, class and work | |
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| Researching masculinities: a word of caution | |
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| Further reading | |
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| Masculinities and the Imperial Imaginary | |
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| Introduction: masculinity in the Age of Empire | |
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| 'Fit for Empire': Imperial masculinity | |
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| 'Masculine imaginings' | |
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| Ballantyne: boy heroes en route to manhood | |
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| Rider Haggard: masculinity-in-action | |
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| 'Rotting from within': fears of degeneracy | |
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| Sport, Muscular Christianity and masculinity | |
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| Physical culture and 're-masculinization' | |
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| Imperial man's damaged masculinity | |
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| The demise of Imperial man | |
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| Contemporary echoes of Imperial masculinity | |
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| Further reading | |
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| Understanding Masculinities | |
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| Introduction: critical work on masculinity | |
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| Socialization into masculinity | |
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| Masculinity in other times | |
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| Masculinity in other places | |
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| The mediation of masculinity: 'cinematic man' | |
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| 'The pathological silencing of women': 1950s masculinity | |
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| Further reading | |
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| Masculinities and the Notion of 'Crisis' | |
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| Introduction: 'Crisis! What crisis?' | |
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| The 'evidence' for 'men-in-crisis' | |
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| Defending 'male honour' | |
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| The loss of masculine 'rights' | |
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| Men, masculinity and the changing labour market | |
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| Is the 'crisis' new? | |
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| Does the 'crisis' actually exist? | |
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| Conclusion: a 'crisis' in need of research | |
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| Further reading | |
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| The Commercialization of Masculinities: from the 'New Man' to the 'New Lad' | |
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| Introduction: masculinity from the 1980s | |
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| The 'new man-as-nurturer' | |
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| The 'new man-as-narcissist' | |
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| 'Hello' to the 'yuppie' | |
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| 'Goodbye' to the 'old industrial man' | |
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| Welcome to the 1990s: 'the lads are back in town' | |
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| The 'new lad': his ancestors, friends and enemies | |
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| Who is (or was) the 'new man'? | |
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| Conclusion: the emergence of 'new man-ism' | |
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| Further reading | |
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| 'Millennium Masculinity' | |
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| Introduction: the discursive construction of masculinity | |
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| The 'new man' and the 'old man' | |
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| Men running wild | |
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| Emasculated men | |
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| Men as victims and aggressors | |
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| Conclusion: a bleak outlook for masculinity | |
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| Further reading | |
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| Researching Masculinities Today | |
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| Introduction: David Morgan's Discovering Men | |
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| Six research modes | |
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| Conclusion: the need to research contemporary masculinities | |
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| Further reading | |
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| Glossary | |
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| References | |
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| Index | |