Conceptions of postwar German masculinity
By: edited by Roy Jerome ; with an afterword by Michael Kimmel
Contributors: Jerome, Roy, 1964-
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Albany
Language: eng
Number of pages: 338
Subjects: Masculinity -- Germany -- History -- 20th century
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: Hard-cold-fast: imagining masculinity in the German Academy, literature, and the media / Klaus-Michael Bogdal; title: An interview with Tilmann Moser on trauma, therapeutic technique, and the constitution of masculinity in the sons of the National Socialist generation / Roy Jerome; title: Paralysis, silence, and the unknown SS-father: a therapeutic case study on the return of the Third Reich in psychotherapy / Tilmann Moser; title: The German-Jewish hyphen: conjunct, disjunct, or adjunct? / Harry Brod; title: Masculinity and sexual abuse in postwar German society / Klaus-Jürgen Bruder; title: The motif of the man, who, although he loves, goes to war: on the history of the construction of masculinity in the European tradition / Carl Pietzcker; title: "I have only you, Cassandra": antifeminism and the reconstruction of patriarchy in the early postwar works of Hans Erich Nossack / Inge Stephan; title: Brutal heroes, human marionettes, and men with bitter knowledge: on the new formulation of masculinity in the literature of the "young generation" after 1945 (W. Borchert, H. Böll, and A. Andersch) / Hans-Gerd Winter; title: Väterliteratur, masculinity, and history: the melancholic texts of the 1980s / Barbara Kosta; title: Homosexual images of masculinity in German-language literature after 1945 / Wolfgang Popp; title: Neo-Nazi or neo-man? The possibilities for the transformation of masculine identity in Kafka and Hasselbach / Russell West; title: Multiple masculinities in Turkish-German men's writing / Moray McGowan