Masculinities in Contemporary Africa

Contents / Sommaire

Contents/Sommaire Preface .............................................................................................................................iii Notes on Contributors ..............................................................................................iv Chapter 1 Introduction: Are African Males Men? Sketching African Masculinities Egodi Uchendu ....................................................................................................1 Chapter 2 Studying Men in Africa Critically Kopano Ratele ...................................................................................................18 Chapter 3 Masculinity and Ritual Violence: A Study of Bullfighting among the Luhyia of Western Kenya Egara Kabaji........................................................................................................34 Chapter 4 The Masculine Discursive Construction of Rape in the Kenyan Press James Ogola Onyango .....................................................................................54 Chapter 5 La Masculinité au Maroc entre Traditions, Modernité et Intégrisme Abdessamad Dialmy.........................................................................................73 Chapter 6 La Formation la Masculinité entre la Tradition et la Modernité (le cas du sud du Togo) Svetlana Koudolo .............................................................................................88 IV Chapter 7 White Men: An Exploration of Intersections of Masculinity, Whiteness and Colonialism and the Engagement of Counter-Hegemonic Projects Claire Kelly ......................................................................................................110 Chapter 8 L’État moderne africain et le patriarcat public Ibrahim Mouiche ...........................................................................................133 Chapter 9 Men’s Role in Persistent Rural Poverty: Lessons from Kenya Wanjiku Chiuri ................................................................................................163 Chapter 10 Student Fathers and the Challenge to Masculinities in Kenyan Universities Charity Mwangi-Chemnjor ..........................................................................177 Chapter 11 The Interaction of Gender and Migration: Household Relations in Rural and Urban Mozambique Inês M. Raimundo .........................................................................................191 Chapter 12 ‘Lifting the Cloak on Manhood’: Coverage of Xhosa Male Circumcision in the South African Press Lilian N. Ndangam .........................................................................................209 Chapter 13 Ordre masculin, violences politiques et initiatives féminines pour la paix au Congo Brazzaville de 1991 à 1999 Koutouma Nsona ...........................................................................................229 Chapter 14 Corps et beauté : représentations et enjeux. Socio-anthropologie de la construction binaire: Masculin/Féminin. Le cas de l’étudiante algérienne Zahia Benabdallah ..........................................................................................248 ...