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The Liberated Man Beyond Masculinity: Freeing Men and Their Relationship with Women
Farrell, Warren Publisher: Bantam Books, New York, USA Year Published: 1975 Pages: 353pp Resource Type: Book
Farrell explores the problems that men face and suggests new approaches to better male-female relationships.
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgements Before the Liberated Man: Questionaire on Feelings toward Women and Masculinity A Personal Introduction . . . Introducing Human Vocabulary
Part One Beyond Masculinity Women's Liberation and the Masculine Mystique: The Neglected Connection The Masculine Value System: Men Defining Reality The Development of Masculinity The Confines of Masculinity Super Bowl: Sexism, Patriotism, Religion, Gangs and Warfare Masculine Images in Advertising The Family: Redefining Motherhood and Fatherhood Concrete Alternatives: Toward a Men's Liberation Movement
Part Two Women's Liberation as Men's Liberation: Toward a Change in Behavior Factual and Self-Fulfilling Myths Women's Liberation as Men's Liberation: Twenty-one Examples Highlights of Experiments on Changing Men's Attitudes Changing Behavior: The Subtleties and Barriers
Part Three Men's and Joint Consciousness-Raising: Toward Human Liberation Men's Consciousness-Raising: Tools for Beyond Masculinity Joint Consciousness-Raising: Where the Future Lies Additional Problems, Topics and Techniques in Running Consciousness-Raising Groups
Notes Bibliography of Resources Bibliography for Starting a Child-Care Center Appendix: Scoring Mechanism and Interpretation for Questionaire Index
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