Feminism and the mythopoetic men's movement : some shared concepts of gender / by Helen Gremillion

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Feminism and the mythopoetic men's movement : some shared concepts of gender / by Helen Gremillion

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National Library of New Zealand

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Index New Zealand

Description

Revisits 1990s feminist critiques of the mythopoetic men's movement (MMM) which argued that the MMM de-politicises and reinforces gender inequalities. Acknowledges their value and identifies concepts of gender that cut across the MMM and particular feminist legacies. Specifically, shows that the MMM and certain strands of feminist thought share binary and essentialist gender constructs, which remain broadly influential today and arguably hamper the common goals of shifting culturally domina...

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Journal

Date created

Dec 2011

Creator

Gremillion, Helen,, 1965-, (Associate Professor of Social Practice, Unitec Institute of Technology)

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/30035975

Related subjects

Men's movement / Feminism / Sex differences / Deconstruction

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