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 Table of contents
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Contents |
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Preface |
xi |
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Acknowledgments |
xv |
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Part I Mythopoetic Men's Work and Theory Building |
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Chapter 1 Parallels Between Mythopoetic Men's Work/Men's Peer Mutual Support Groups and Selected Feminist Theories Edward Read Barton |
3 |
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Chapter 2 Beyond the Drum: An Exploratory Study of Group Processes in a Mythopoetic Men's Group Steve R. Wilson and Eric S. Mankowski |
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Chapter 3 Warriors and Fathers: Once Were Warriors and the Mythopoetic Understanding of Men's Violence Chris Bullock |
46 |
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Chapter 4 The Mythopoetic Interpretation of Texts: Hermeneutical Considerations David B. Perrin |
59 |
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Chapter 5 A Proposed Model for Comparing Writers in the Mythopoetic Branch of the Contemporary Men's Movement Thomas M. Brunner |
75 |
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Chapter 6 Silencing the Men's Movement: Gender, Ideology, and Popular Discourse Joel Morton |
87 |
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Chapter 7 Reconstructing Masculinity: Role Models in the Life Stories of Men's Peer Mutual Support Group Members Eric S. Mankowski |
100 |
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Part II Therapeutic Applications |
119 |
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Chapter 8 The Use of Myth and Quasi-Myth in Therapy Ross Thomas Lucas |
121 |
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Chapter 9 Working with Men from a Mythopoetic Perspective: An Integrity Therapy Framework Nedra R. Lander and Danielle Nahon |
130 |
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Chapter 10 Object Relations Perspectives of Masculine Initiation Wesley R. Goodenough |
145 |
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Chapter 11 The Therapeutic Status of the Mythopoetic Approach: A Psychological Perspective Daniel J. Richard |
157 |
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Part III Research on the ManKind Project |
181 |
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Chapter 12 Collaborative Research with a Men's Organization: Psychological Impact, Group Functioning, and Organizational Growth 183 Eric S. Mankowski , Kenneth L Maton , Christopher K. Burke , Sharon A. Hoover , and Clinton W Anderson |
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Chapter 13 Heuristic and Ethnographic Study of the ManKind Project: Initiating Men into a "New Masculinity" or a Repackaging of Dominant Controlling Patriarchy? Marty Pentz |
204 |
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Chapter 14 A Feminist Looks at the Men's Movement: Search for Common Ground Holly Sweet |
229 |
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Chapter 15 Men and the Search for Common Ground John Rowan |
239 |
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Chapter 16 Justice, Joy, and an End to the Gender Wars Amanda Goldrick-Jones |
246 |
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Conclusion |
252 |
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Glossary |
257 |
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Index |
271 |
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About the Editor and Contributors |
279 |
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