Men consider identity, power and changing relationships
Vintage Good Condition - Scuffed, toned jacket with creased top edges and rubbed corners. Pages are clean. Book Club edition 1985.
Anna Ford turns the interviewer's attention towards men, drawing out their views on themselves and the expectations attached to being male. Through conversations and documentary observation, the book explores attitudes to work, family, sexuality, authority and relationships with women. Personal memories sit alongside reflections on social roles, revealing the distance that can exist between public confidence and private uncertainty. Ford's questions invite her subjects to consider assumptions that are often left unspoken, while the range of voices provides material for readers to compare and challenge. Rooted in the debates of its publication period, this nonfiction portrait offers an engaging record of men discussing masculinity and a perspective on the changing conversations surrounding gender, power and emotional life.
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