Contents |
Rethinking southern masculinity: an introduction / Craig Thompson Friend and Lorri Glover -- Refuge of manhood: masculinity and the militia experience in Kentucky / Harry S. Laver -- "Let us manufacture men": educating elite boys in the early national South / Lorri Glover -- Trying to look like men: changing notions of masculinity among Choctaw elites in the early republic / Greg O'Brien -- Fraternity and masculine identity: the search for respectability among white and black artisans in Petersburg, Virginia / L. Diane Barnes -- Belles, benefactors, and the blacksmith's son: Cyrus Stuart and the enigma of southern gentlemanliness / Craig Thompson Friend -- Being shifty in a new country: southern humor and the masculine ideal / John Mayfield -- The absent subject: African American masculinity and forced migration to the antebellum plantation frontier / Edward E. Baptist -- "Stout chaps who can bear the distress": young men in antebellum military academies / Jennifer R. Green -- "Commenced to think like a man": literacy and manhood in African American Civil War regiments / Heather Andrea Williams. |