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E-raamat: Boy Culture: An Encyclopedia [ 2 volumes]

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  • Formaat: 564 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Jun-2010
  • Kirjastus: Greenwood Press
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780313350818
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  • Formaat: 564 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Jun-2010
  • Kirjastus: Greenwood Press
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780313350818

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In this two-volume set, a series of expert contributors look at what it means to be a boy growing up in North America, with entries covering everything from toys and games, friends and family, and psychological and social development.

Boy Culture: An Encyclopedia spans the breadth of the country and the full scope of a pivotal growing-up time to show what "a boy's life" is really like today. With hundreds of entries across two volumes, it offers a series of vivid snapshots of boys of all kinds and ages at home, school, and at play; interacting with family or knocking around with friends, or pursuing interests alone as they begin their journey to adulthood.

Boy Culture shows an uncanny understanding of just how exciting, confusing, and difficult the years between childhood and young adulthood can be. The toys, games, clothes, music, sports, and feelingsthey are all a part of this remarkable resource. But most important is the book's focus on the things that shape boyhood identitiesthe rituals of masculinity among friends, the enduring conflict between fitting in and standing out, the effects of pop culture images, and the influence of role models from parents and teachers to athletes and entertainers to fictional characters.

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Recommended for public and academic libraries that seek to develop comprehensive reference collections in gender studies. * Booklist * Boy Culture would be a useful addition to collections supporting gender studies, masculinity studies, and sociology. Recommended. Lower-level undergraduates through faculty/researchers. * Choice *

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In this two-volume set, a series of expert contributors look at what it means to be a boy growing up in North America, with entries covering everything from toys and games, friends and family, and psychological and social development.
Introduction: Why Boy Culture? xiii
Part I What Makes a Boy a Boy?
1(110)
Section 1 Becoming a Boy, Becoming a Man
3(40)
Blue for Boys
3(2)
Boi
5(5)
Boy
10(1)
Gay Boys
11(5)
Gender
16(4)
Growing Up Male
20(4)
Homophobia
24(4)
Queer Boys in Popular Culture
28(3)
Raising Boys
31(2)
"Real Men"
33(3)
Rites of Passage
36(3)
Sissies
39(4)
Section 2 Differences and Boys
43(50)
Aboriginal/Native Boys
43(4)
African American Boys and Stereotypes
47(3)
African American Boys and the Hip Hop World
50(4)
Asian Boys and the Model Minority Label
54(3)
Asian Males and Racism
57(5)
Boys' Day in Japan (Tango no Sekku)
62(1)
Ethnic Identities
63(2)
Immigration
65(4)
Latino Boys
69(3)
Latino Stereotypes
72(2)
Middle Eastern Boys
74(2)
Redneck Boys
76(3)
Rural Boys
79(4)
South Asian Boys
83(3)
South Asian Boys: Desi Boys
86(3)
Urban Boys
89(4)
Section 3 Boys and Looks
93(18)
Emo
93(1)
Goth
94(2)
Grunge
96(1)
Jeans
97(2)
Preppy
99(2)
Pretty Boys
101(1)
Shaving
102(1)
Skaters
103(3)
Sneakers
106(5)
Part II Bodies, Minds, and Power
111(134)
Section 4 Boys and the Physical
113(64)
Health
113(1)
ADHD
113(2)
Asperger's Syndrome
115(6)
Boys' Health
121(4)
Circumcision
125(5)
Drinking
130(1)
Sexual Awakening
131(2)
Sexual Development in Culture
133(3)
Tourette Syndrome
136(1)
Sports
137(1)
Baseball
137(2)
Basketball
139(6)
Bodybuilding
145(3)
Boys' Behavior and Body Image
148(3)
Dance
151(2)
Extreme Sports
153(3)
Football
156(3)
Hockey
159(2)
Martial Arts
161(1)
Parkour
162(2)
Skateboarding
164(2)
Soccer
166(2)
Sports and Masculinity
168(2)
Surfing
170(3)
Wrestling (Professional)
173(4)
Section 5 Boys in Mind, Boys in Relationships
177(30)
Boy Talk
177(1)
Brothers
178(3)
Depression
181(2)
Empathy
183(2)
Friendships
185(3)
Gay Fathers
188(5)
Invisible Boys
193(1)
Psychology of Boyhood
194(2)
Relationships
196(3)
Social Homelessness
199(4)
Spaces
203(1)
Suicide
204(3)
Section 6 "Bad" Boys
207(38)
Boys and the Adult Justice System
207(6)
Bullying and Masculinity
213(3)
Gangsta Rap
216(2)
Guns
218(2)
Images of Violent Boys
220(2)
Sexual Violence
222(2)
Skateboarding and Rebellion
224(5)
Skinhead Culture
229(3)
Street Gangs
232(2)
Warfare and Boys
234(4)
White Supremacy
238(1)
Youth Incarceration
239(6)
Part III Small Screen, Silver Screen, Text, and Tunes
245(144)
Section 7 Boys on Screen
247(56)
Bob the Builder
247(2)
Boys in American Film
249(11)
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
260(3)
ESPN
263(2)
Little Bill
265(1)
Masculine Boys in the Media
266(4)
Military Advertising
270(3)
Rambo
273(2)
The Simpsons
275(4)
South Park
279(3)
Star Wars
282(2)
Television and Boys of All Ages
284(15)
Thomas the Tank Engine
299(1)
Videos of Violence
300(3)
Section 8 Boys in Print
303(40)
African American Boys and Two Superheroes: Spider-Man and Superman
303(4)
Books for Boys
307(5)
Boys' Adventure Stories in Britain
312(3)
Chip Hilton: All-American Boy of the Mid-Twentieth Century
315(4)
Comic Books
319(9)
Coming-of-Age in Fiction
328(4)
Hardy Boys
332(3)
Harry Potter
335(3)
Magazines
338(2)
Manga and Anime
340(3)
Section 9 Boys and Tunes
343(46)
Androgyny in Music
343(4)
Bow Wow
347(2)
Boy Bands
349(3)
The Clash
352(1)
The Cure, Post-Punk, and Goth Music
353(2)
DEVO
355(1)
Hip Hop Culture
356(3)
Led Zeppelin
359(2)
Metallica and Heavy Metal
361(2)
Mosh Pits
363(3)
Nirvana and Grunge
366(1)
Pink Floyd
367(2)
Punk Rock Culture
369(2)
Queercore
371(1)
Reggae
372(3)
REM
375(2)
Rock and Pop Music
377(2)
Rock `n' Roll Culture
379(2)
Run DMC
381(1)
Rush
382(2)
Russell Simmons
384(2)
The Who
386(3)
Part IV Games, Toys, Tech, and Schools
389(108)
Section 10 Boys Play, Boys Learn
391(28)
Action Figures
391(2)
Airsoft Guns
393(2)
Boys and Play
395(2)
Erector Sets
397(1)
G.I. Joe
398(3)
Hot Wheels
401(1)
LEGO
402(2)
Miniature Wargaming
404(1)
Motors and Masculinity
405(3)
Poker
408(2)
Role-Playing Games
410(1)
Scouting
411(1)
Tonka Toys
412(2)
Toy Soldiers
414(3)
Trading Card Games
417(2)
Section 11 Boys and Technology
419(40)
Blogging
419(2)
Computer Technology and Gender
421(4)
Handheld Electronic Gadgets
425(1)
Hyperspace Heroes
426(5)
Online Environments
431(9)
Teen Second Life
440(4)
Video Game Play
444(5)
Video Games and the Battle of the Sexes
449(6)
Video Games and Violence
455(4)
Section 12 Boys and School
459(38)
African American Male Adolescents and School
459(2)
African American Boys and Special Education Services
461(6)
Attitudes toward School
467(1)
Boys and Their Stories
468(3)
Feminization of Schools
471(6)
Getting Young Boys to Read
477(2)
Gifted Boys
479(1)
Nerds
480(2)
Reading Problems and Boys
482(4)
Reading Problems and Rural Boys
486(2)
Space, Place, and Masculinities in Boys' Schools
488(5)
Teaching Boys
493(1)
Vocational Schools
494(3)
Selected Bibliography 497(4)
Index 501(12)
About the Editors and Contributors 513
Shirley R. Steinberg is the cofounder and director of The Paulo and Nita Freire International Project for Critical Pedagogy. She currently teaches at McGill University.

Michael Kehler is associate professor at the Faculty of Education, the University of Western Ontario, London, Canada.

Lindsay Cornish is a freelance editor and writer.