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Redundant Masculinities? Employment change and White Working Class Youth

Name: Redundant Masculinities? Employment change and White Working Class Youth
Brand: John Wiley and Sons Ltd
SKU: 04953967
Price: 99.45 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Linda McDowell
ISBN: 9781405105859

Linda McDowell

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Английски език

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Код Либристо: 04953967

Издателство John Wiley and Sons Ltd, юни 2003

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Failing at school, disadvantaged in a changing labour market, and characterized by policy-makers as thugs, young men are said by some to be experiencing a crisis of masculinity. In Redundant Masculinities? Linda McDowell, known for her path-breaking work on gender relations and identities, investigates this crisis as it relates to young working-class men in the West. The book focuses on a case study of young, white, male school leavers, based in the contrasting British cities of Cambridge and Sheffield. Drawing on a range of disciplinary approaches as well as interviews with the young men over the course of 18 months, it looks at the level of anxiety unskilled school leavers suffer about their sense of themselves as men and as wage earners. McDowell's analysis brings together arguments about the social construction of identities and about economic restructuring to reveal that the so-called 'crisis of masculinity' is not what it seems.