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Men, Masculinities and Religious Change in Twentieth-Century Britain (Hardcover)
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Men, Masculinities and Religious Change in Twentieth-Century Britain (Hardcover)
Series: Genders and Sexualities in History
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This path-breaking multi-faith, multi-disciplinary collection
explores the impact of religion on the formation of men and
masculinities in twentieth-century Britain. Contributions engage
with the major religious denominations including Islam,
Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, New Religious Movements and
no-religionism, and combine methodological insights from the
history of religion and masculinity studies with theology,
psychology, film studies, cultural theory and sociology. Religion
is explored well beyond the traditional boundaries of church
worship and institutional structures to encompass the diverse
cultures of male sexuality, home life, war, work, immigration,
leisure and sectarian politics. Issues of change, such as the
decline of single-sex associational settings, the theological
shifts and changing fortunes of sects, the varying visibility of
queer and homosexual cultures, and the shifting boundaries and
collapsing distinctions between clergy and laypeople are explored
in depth. This volume presents cutting-edge perspectives on
dominant accounts of masculinity, secularisation and modernity, and
suggests a significant rethinking of the narrative turning-points
in modern British religious history and the history of
masculinities.
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