Most Recent Articles from Journal of Men's Studies, The

• Of friendship: revisiting friendships between men in American literature 

  Traditionally, the world of emotions has been associated with women and femininity. Since masculinity has traditionally been defined as the...

  09/22/09 by Josep M. Armengol-Carrera · More from publication

• Homosexuality as a risk factor for eating disorder symptomatology in men 

  Empirical research on body image and eating problems has largely focused on women's experiences (e.g., Boisvert & Harrell, 2009; Frederick & Grow,...

  09/22/09 by Jennifer A. Boisvert; W. Andrew Harrell · More from publication

• Men's friendships: performances of masculinity 

  Masculinity is fragile because it does not exist in the sense we are taught to think it exists that is as a biological reality. It exists as an...

  09/22/09 by Todd Migliaccio · More from publication

• Is deceit a masculine virtue? An essay 

  Among the sociologically based humanistic schools of thought, the nascent discipline of Men's Studies is still a babe kicking off its swaddling...

  09/22/09 by John Sheehan · More from publication

• Advertising health status in male sex workers' online ads 

  Individuals' concerns with sexually transmitted infections have and continue to shape their sexual behaviors (e.g., Phua, Hopper, & Vazquez, 2002)....

  09/22/09 by Voon Chin Phua; Desiree Ciambrone; Obed Vazquez · More from publication

• Factors influencing masculinity ideology among Latino men 

  This research study assessed the factors that affect Latino men's endorsement of hypermasculinity, an exaggerated form of traditional masculinity...

  03/22/09 by Pedro A. Saez; Adonaid Casado; Jav C. Wade · More from publication

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