Journal of Men's Studies, The

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Articles in March, 2006 issue of Journal of Men's Studies, The

• Downlow mountain? De/stigmatizing bisexuality through pitying and pejorative discourses in media.
  by Pitt, Richard N., Jr.
• "Feminine" heterosexual men: subverting heteropatriarchal sexual scripts?
  by Hill, Darryl B.
• They're bi shepherds, not gay cowboys: the misframing of Brokeback Mountain.
  by Brod, Harry
• Learning and laughing about gender and sexuality through humor: the Woody Allen case.
  by Philaretou, Andreas G.
• Understanding the complexity of love in Brokeback Mountain: an analysis of the film and short story.
  by Rose, Jane; Urschel, Joanne
• Brokeback Mountain and the geography of desire.
  by Tuss, Alex J.
• Punch-Drunk masculinity.(Punch-Drunk Love)
  by Stanley, Timothy
• Misconceptions of gender: sex, masculinity, and the measurement of crime.
  by Cohen, Jeffrey W.; Harvey, Patrick J.
• Exposure to sexually explicit material and variations in body esteem, genital attitudes, and sexual esteem among a sample of Canadian men.
  by Morrison, Todd G.; Ellis, Shannon R.; Morrison, Melanie A.; Bearden, Anomi; Harriman, Rebecca L.
• "Everyday Joe" versus "pissy, bitchy, queens": gay masculinity on StraightActing.com.
  by Clarkson, Jay
• Men's heterosexual initiation: sexual agency and empowerment in post-World War II American culture.
  by Mundy, L.A.
• Anxious representations of uncertain masculinity: the failed journey to self-understanding in Ambrose Bierce's "The Death of Halpin Frayser".
  by Talley, Sharon