Edinburgh German Yearbook 2: Masculinity and German Culture

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Edinburgh German Yearbook 2

Masculinity and German Culture

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Edited by Sarah Colvin, University of Edinburgh, Peter Davies, University of Edinburgh

Publisher:: Boydell & Brewer
Online publication date:: March 2023
Print publication year:: 2008
Online ISBN:: 9781571137319
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781571137319

Subjects:: Sociology of Gender, Sociology
Series:: Edinburgh German Yearbook

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This volume focuses on a multitude of incarnations and meanings of 'masculinity' in German culture from medieval times to the present.

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Masculinity and German Culture

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pp i-iv

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pp v-vi

Introduction: “Crisis” or “Hegemony”? Approaches to Masculinity
pp 1-19

Nach der mannesnamen site? Amazons and Their Challenge to Normative Masculinity in Herbort von Fritzlar’s liet von Troye
pp 20-33

Konzepte männlicher Identität in der deutschen Mystik des Mittelalters am Beispiel von Meister Eckhart und Heinrich Seuse
pp 34-49

Männlichkeit ex negativo: Unsichere Romanhelden des 18. Jahrhunderts
pp 50-64

„Das Opfer war Gebot, war Leidenschaft“: Männlichkeit und Heldentum in Fontanes Wanderungen durch die Mark Brandenburg
pp 65-80

Im Labor des Prometheus: Polare und integrative Männlichkeitskonstruktionen in der Sexualwissenschaft um 1900
pp 81-96

Consuming Masculinity: Toys and Boys in Wilhelmine Germany
pp 97-112

Double Exposure: Photography, Hegemony, and Masculinity in Wilhelmine and Weimar Germany
pp 113-129

From Dandies to Naturburschen: The Gendering of Men’s Fashions in Weimar Germany
pp 130-148

Kultur in der Krise: Zur Konstruktion von Männlichkeit bei Alfred Döblin und Robert Musil
pp 149-169

A New Kind of Woman: The Feminization of the Soldier in Works by Remarque, Jünger, and Böll
pp 170-187

Moving Men: Women’s Discursive Engagements with the 1930s and 1940s
pp 188-200

Representations of Male Inadequacy in the Geschlechtertausch Stories of the German Democratic Republic
pp 201-213

Revolutionary Men and the Feminine Grotesque in the West German Media of the 1960s and 1970s
pp 214-229

Masculinity, Madness, and Religion: The Patriarchal Legacy of the Bible in Sibylle Lewitscharoff’s Pong
pp 230-249

Of Kanaken and Gottes Krieger: Religion and Sexuality among Feridun Zaimoğlu’s Young Muslim Men
pp 250-261

Abziehen oder Abkacken? Young Men in German Prisons: Fiction and Reality
pp 262-277

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