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Document(s)
⋄ Prelim
⋄ Chapter 1 : Introduction: Are African Males Men? Sketching African Masculinities
⋄ Chapter 2 : Studying Men in Africa Critically
⋄ Chapter 3 : Masculinity and Ritual Violence: A Study of Bullfighting among the Luhyia of Western Kenya
⋄ Chapter 4 : The Masculine Discursive Construction of Rape in the Kenyan Press
⋄ Chapter 5 : La Masculinité au Maroc entre Traditions, Modernité et Intégrisme
⋄ Chapter 6 : La Formation la Masculinité entre la Tradition et la Modernité (le cas du sud du Togo)
⋄ Chapter 7 : White Men: An Exploration of Intersections of Masculinity, Whiteness and Colonialism and the Engagement of Counter-Hegemonic Projects
⋄ Chapter 8 : L’État moderne africain et le patriarcat public
⋄ Chapter 9 : Men’s Role in Persistent Rural Poverty: Lessons from Kenya
⋄ Chapter 10 : Student Fathers and the Challenge to Masculinities in Kenyan Universities
⋄ Chapter 11 : The Interaction of Gender and Migration: Household Relations in Rural and Urban Mozambique
⋄ Chapter 12 : ‘Lifting the Cloak on Manhood’: Coverage of Xhosa Male Circumcision in the South African Press
⋄ Chapter 13 : Ordre masculin, violences politiques et initiatives féminines pour la paix au Congo Brazzaville de 1991 à 1999
⋄ Chapter 14 : Corps et beauté : représentations et enjeux. Socio-anthropologie de la construction binaire: Masculin/Féminin. Le cas de l’étudiante algérienne

Masculinities in Contemporary Africa

Masculinities in Contemporary Africa. CODESRIA Gender Series Volume 7. Edited by Egodi Uchendu . Dakar, CODESRIA, 2008, 288 p., ISBN : 2-86978- 227-3

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June 30 2008

Prelim PDF 131.9 kb
Chapter 1 : Introduction: Are African Males Men? Sketching African Masculinities

Egodi Uchendu (1-17)

 PDF 148.2 kb
Chapter 2 : Studying Men in Africa Critically

Kopano Ratele (18-33)

 PDF 150.7 kb
Chapter 3 : Masculinity and Ritual Violence: A Study of Bullfighting among the Luhyia of Western Kenya

Egara Kabaji (34-53)

 PDF 153.2 kb
Chapter 4 : The Masculine Discursive Construction of Rape in the Kenyan Press

James Ogola Onyango (54-72)

 PDF 160.1 kb
Chapter 5 : La Masculinité au Maroc entre Traditions, Modernité et Intégrisme

Abdessamad Dialmy (73-87)

 PDF 139.7 kb
Chapter 6 : La Formation la Masculinité entre la Tradition et la Modernité (le cas du sud du Togo)

Svetlana Koudolo (88-109)

 PDF 157 kb
Chapter 7 : White Men: An Exploration of Intersections of Masculinity, Whiteness and Colonialism and the Engagement of Counter-Hegemonic Projects

Claire Kelly (110-132)

 PDF 176.1 kb
Chapter 8 : L’État moderne africain et le patriarcat public

Ibrahim Mouiche (133-162)

 PDF 199.7 kb
Chapter 9 : Men’s Role in Persistent Rural Poverty: Lessons from Kenya

Wanjiku Chiuri (163-176)

 PDF 143.6 kb
Chapter 10 : Student Fathers and the Challenge to Masculinities in Kenyan Universities

Charity Mwangi-Chemnjor (177-190)

 PDF 131.9 kb
Chapter 11 : The Interaction of Gender and Migration: Household Relations in Rural and Urban Mozambique

Inês M. Raimundo (191-208)

 PDF 161.8 kb
Chapter 12 : ‘Lifting the Cloak on Manhood’: Coverage of Xhosa Male Circumcision in the South African Press

Lilian N. Ndangam (209-228)

 PDF 158 kb
Chapter 13 : Ordre masculin, violences politiques et initiatives féminines pour la paix au Congo Brazzaville de 1991 à 1999

Koutouma Nsona (229-247)

 PDF 156.8 kb
Chapter 14 : Corps et beauté : représentations et enjeux. Socio-anthropologie de la construction binaire: Masculin/Féminin. Le cas de l’étudiante algérienne

Zahia Benabdallah (248-266)

 PDF 147.7 kb


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