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101. Language and the formation of masculine potency in Peruvian Aymara boyhood
102. The marriage of masculine and feminine in the novels of Frank Norris
103. Racial trauma, melancholy and the desire for masculine supremacy in the works of Edgar Mittelholzer
104. Midlife journeys of transvaluation and meeting the feminine through heroic descent: An organic inquiry with 10 men and 8 women
105. Between the Pit of Man's Fears and the Summit of his Knowledge: Rethinking Masculine Paradigms in Postwar America via Television's 'The Twilight Zone
106. The power of decor: Kehinde Wiley's interventions into the construction of black masculine identity
107. Playing a terrible game of pretend: Masculine performance and gender humor in the World War II novels of Heller, Vonnegut, Pynchon, and Weaver (Joseph Heller, Kurt Vonnegut, Thomas Pynchon, Gordon Weaver)
108. 'The way a man does do things': Epic masculinity, grand narrative and ideological discourse in selected twentieth century novels (Evelyn Waugh, Sam Selvon, Trinidad and Tobago, Paule Marshall, Barbados, J. M. Coetzee, South Africa)
109. The construction of masculine identity in the discourse of men's lifestyle magazines' problem pages in Britain (Spanish text)
110. Danseigo da zo! Japanese men's language: Stereotypes, realities, and ideologies
111. After patriarchy: Masculinity and representation in modern Chinese drama, 1919--1945
112. (Un)making manhood: Antebellum narratives of black masculine construction as traces of progressive gender formations
113. Victorian man-making: Shifting trends in Victorian masculinities in 'Jane Eyre', 'Shirley', and 'Middlemarch' (Charlotte Bronte, George Eliot)
114. An examination of conflict in developing relationships
115. Between dandy and fascist: On the decay of the masculine body in modernism
116. Comrades in (each other's) arms: Male bonding in select novels of World War I
117. The relationship of masculine gender role stress to emotional expressiveness, psychophysiological reactivity, and social support
118. Masculine maturation in Frank Capra's social tetralogy
119. Versions of the feminine: Gender construction in the novels of Henry James and Edith Wharton
120. WOMEN'S EXPERIENCE OF POWER: A THEORY FOR EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
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