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Gendering Men

Gendering Men

GENDERING MEN :

THEORIZING MASCULINITIES IN AMERICAN CULTURE AND

LITERATURE

José María Armengol Carrera

Directora: Dra. Àngels Carabí Ribera

Tesi doctoral

Per optar al títol de doctor en Filologia Anglesa

Programa de doctorat “Literatures i cultures”

Bienni 2000-2002

Departament de Filologia Anglesa i Alemanya

Universitat de Barcelona

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