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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"African Masculinities"”.

  1. Constructions of masculinities by men working in the Gender Justice space

    … and colonial research. This misrepresentation of African men is partly attributed to being studied outside their context, the context in which they live and work. This phenomenon of studying African masculinities from afar results in the generalization of findings on a population without the …

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  2. Constructions of masculinities by men working in the Gender Justice space

    … and colonial research. This misrepresentation of African men is partly attributed to being studied outside their context, the context in which they live and work. This phenomenon of studying African masculinities from afar results in the generalization of findings on a population without the …

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  3. An African feminist analysis on the experiences of black African immigrant men in Cape Town, South Africa

    Practices of masculinities amongst migrant men are greatly dependent on the resources that these men can mobilize within a new national and cultural context. This research study provides a gendered perspective on migration studies that postulate the embedded impact of gender ideologies within …

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  4. From #MenAreTrash to #MensConference: Networked masculinities in South African Twitter

    Despite the extensive literature on men and masculinities in South Africa, researchers have largely overlooked the role of digitally mediated networked publics in the coproduction and negotiation of contemporary masculinities. This dissertation attempts to fill the gap by engaging in an exploration …

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