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-Bederman, Manliness & Civilization
+~~NOTOC~~
-Black, Dismantling Black Manhood
+Readings are (at least) listed for the //**first**// week that they are introduced.
-Boydston, “Gender as a Question of Historical Analysis”
-Chauncey, Gay New York
+I (cameron) tried to link later weeks back to the same pages but there is no guarantee that it worked perfectly so I would recommend checking the syllabus. This is mostly relevant for the books that we are reading over the course of multiple weeks.
-Cohen, “Unregulated Youths”
-Dorsey, “Making Men What They Should Be”
+==== Week 1: Introduction: Why Manhood? ====
-Douglass, Narrative
-Estes, I am a Man!
+  * [[Boydston, “Gender as a Question of Historical Analysis”]]
-Fraser, “State of the Field: The History of Masculinities”
+  * [[Fraser, “State of the Field: The History of Masculinities” |Fraser, “State of the Field: The History of Masculinities”]]
-Gasser, Vexed with Devils
-Gilfoyle, City of Eros
+==== Week 2: Encounters: Masculinity in Contact ====
-Gleijeses, “African Americans and the War Against Spain”
-Greenberg, Honor and Slavery
+  * [[Romero, Making War and Minting Christians]]
-Greenberg, Manifest Manhood
+  * [[McCurdy, “Gentlemen and Soldiers”]]
-Horton, “Freedom’s Yoke”
+  * [[Gasser, Vexed with Devils]]
-Johansen, Family Men
-Kimmel, Manhood in America
+==== Week 3: Masculinity, Race, and Slavery ====
-Luskey, On the Make
-Manion, Female Husbands
+  * [[Black, Dismantling Black Manhood]]
-Marsh, “Suburban Men and Masculine Domesticity”
+  * [[Douglass, Narrative]]
-McCurdy, “Gentlemen and Soldiers”
+  * [[Horton, “Freedom’s Yoke”]]
-Mitchell, Vacant Chair
-Romero, Making War and Minting Christians
+==== Week 4: Self-Making in the North ====
-Ryan, Cradle of the Middle Class
+  * [[Kimmel, Manhood in America]]
+  * [[Luskey, On the Make]]
+  * [[Dorsey, “Making Men What They Should Be]]
+==== Week 5: Becoming Bourgeois Men ====
+  * [[Gilfoyle, City of Eros]]
+  * [[Cohen, “Unregulated Youths”]]
+  * [[Ryan, Cradle of the Middle Class]]
+  * [[Johansen, Family Men]]
+==== Week 6: Making Southern White Manhood  ====
+  * [[Greenberg, Honor and Slavery]]
+==== Week 7: Violence, Race, and Manhood ====
+  * [[Mitchell, Vacant Chair]]
+  * [[Bederman, Manliness & Civilization]]
+  * [[Greenberg, Manifest Manhood]]
+==== Week 8: Gendered “Civilization” ====
+  * [[Bederman, Manliness & Civilization]]
+  * [[Marsh, “Suburban Men and Masculine Domesticity”]]
+==== Week 9: Manhood and Empire ====
+  * [[Bederman, Manliness & Civilization]]
+  * [[Gleijeses, “African Americans and the War Against Spain”]]
+==== Week 10: Work, Play, and Manhood ====
+  * [[Kimmel, Manhood in America]]
+==== Week 11: Making Heterosexuals and Homosexuals ====
+  * [[Chauncey, Gay New York]]
+==== Week 12: Female Husbands ====
+  * [[Manion, Female Husbands]]
+==== Week 13: Sexuality and Manhood in the Twentieth Century ====
+  * [[Chauncey, Gay New York]]
+  * [[Kimmel, Manhood in America]]
+==== Week 14: Manhood and Race in the Twentieth Century ====
+  * [[Estes, I am a Man!]]
+  * [[Kimmel, Manhood in America]]