Rezension zu: Nina Bauer, Jens Luedtke (Hg.): Die soziale Konstruktion von Männlichkeit. Hegemoniale und marginalisierte Männlichkeiten in Deutschland. Opladen u.a.: Verlag Barbara Budrich 2008.

Katharina Pühl

doi:10.14766/798

Review of: Nina Bauer, Jens Luedtke (Hg.): Die soziale Konstruktion von Männlichkeit. Hegemoniale und marginalisierte Männlichkeiten in Deutschland. Opladen u.a.: Verlag Barbara Budrich 2008.

Authors

Katharina Pühl Freie Universität Berlin

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14766/798

Keywords:

Beruf, Gender, Intersektionalität, Männlichkeit, Väter, Geschlecht

Abstract

The volume collects newer, primarily empirically based articles presenting gender research in sociology. The focus remains on processes of construction of hegemonic masculinities in the context of social processes of transformation in Germany. The volume represents the state of German-language discussions with regard to analysis of masculinities. It identifies research perspectives for future academic studies, especially highlighting the necessity to increasingly include an intersectional perspective that could make the discourses of critical feminist gender research even more productive for masculinity research that currently is the case.

Author Biography

Katharina Pühl, Freie Universität Berlin

Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin an der Zentraleinrichtung zur Förderung von Frauen- und Geschlechterforschung der Freien Universität Berlin und Koordinatorin des Weiterbildenden Master-Studiengangs Gender und Diversity

Finnish Sauna Society von/by Ville Miettinen

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Published

2009-10-23

Issue

Vol. 10 No. 3 (2009): Raum

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Offener Teil

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