Touch and Masculinities
One of the interesting scholarly discussions in the world of critical men’s studies centres around men’s bodies. Men and women’s bodies are not just anatomical and fleshly, they are a…
Posts Tagged: misandry
Male disordered eating and “A double-bind of masculine identity” – do we believe in internalised misandry?
The piece shared back in October in the British Eating Disorders Society group by my colleague, Sam, was something from the Guardian I had the best body I’ve ever had –…
Do a PhD in Male Eating Disorders
For people who wish to self-fund doctoral studies for their continuing professional development or initial research training, there is a new opportunity to study with me at Bradford. “Eating Disorders…
Men, gender and misandry: breaching the binary
Tomorrow I’m giving a lecture as part of University of Bradford’s Diversity Festival. This session explores society’s abiding desire for binary genders, the changing nature of 21st century masculinities and…
Defining Modern Masculinity
Yesterday, I attended one of Bradford Literature Festival‘s brilliant events in the eponymously impressive Impressions Gallery in Bradford Centenary Square. I had already used Peter Lloyd‘s potentially polemic book as…
Misandry and the Second Sexism 2
I’m giving another seminar talk today at the University of Bradford. If you attended and want the slides or even if you are just interested in the subject matter, here…
Masculinities lecture
I wrote a lecture which I delivered a couple of weeks ago, so I’ve uploaded the PDF version. Masculinities – Russell Delderfield (Masculinities References). Not all picture credits are complete (sloppy…
Misandry and Food
I’ve just read an interesting article which titles the rise in misandry. I’m going to consider how this might impact on men’s relationship with food, I think – any thoughts?