Raising Fathers, Raising Boys: Informal Education and Enculturation in Britain, 1880-1914 is primarily focused on popular preoccupations surrounding masculinity (manliness), boyhood, adolescence, and fatherhood, in the context of widespread concerns about national efficiency, public vice, and private morals at the fin de siècle. This thesis reveals the growing consensus amongst the publishers of juvenile literature that children (especially boys) of all areas and social backgrounds were being failed by the various institutions of formal education (be they the elite public schools or the new schools springing up since the Education Act ...
Courtship plot is regarded as one of the important characteristics in English novels, for numerous E...
*One of the first in-depth studies of masculinity within a particular social group - the landed gent...
Manliness was the central educational ideal of the Victorian public school: it was not however a st...
In the last ten years or so, largely as a consequence of serious study into manliness and masculini...
Religious Tract Society's (RTS) publications for boys and for families, the "Boy's Own Paper", "The ...
Despite the continuing interest in the history of masculinity, fatherhood has been surprisingly negl...
<p>The Band of Hope was an influential multi-denominational, mainly working-class national temperanc...
Fathers are often neglected in histories of family life in Britain. Family Men provides the first ac...
Post-print version. 18 month embargo by the publisher. Article will be released May 2010.Compared wi...
An analysis of the ways in which male adolescence was treated, conceived, and debated and represente...
Between 1885 and 1914, English Elementary and Evening Continuation Schools - the institutions design...
This study is a social and cultural history of fatherhood in New England and the Midwest from the ea...
Between 1900 and 1930, a wide variety of authors, journalists, parenting experts, boyworkers, and so...
Discourses of motherhood and domesticity played an important role in structuring middle‐class women'...
Compared with studies of earlier and later centuries, discussion of masculinity in the ‘long’ eighte...
Courtship plot is regarded as one of the important characteristics in English novels, for numerous E...
*One of the first in-depth studies of masculinity within a particular social group - the landed gent...
Manliness was the central educational ideal of the Victorian public school: it was not however a st...
In the last ten years or so, largely as a consequence of serious study into manliness and masculini...
Religious Tract Society's (RTS) publications for boys and for families, the "Boy's Own Paper", "The ...
Despite the continuing interest in the history of masculinity, fatherhood has been surprisingly negl...
<p>The Band of Hope was an influential multi-denominational, mainly working-class national temperanc...
Fathers are often neglected in histories of family life in Britain. Family Men provides the first ac...
Post-print version. 18 month embargo by the publisher. Article will be released May 2010.Compared wi...
An analysis of the ways in which male adolescence was treated, conceived, and debated and represente...
Between 1885 and 1914, English Elementary and Evening Continuation Schools - the institutions design...
This study is a social and cultural history of fatherhood in New England and the Midwest from the ea...
Between 1900 and 1930, a wide variety of authors, journalists, parenting experts, boyworkers, and so...
Discourses of motherhood and domesticity played an important role in structuring middle‐class women'...
Compared with studies of earlier and later centuries, discussion of masculinity in the ‘long’ eighte...
Courtship plot is regarded as one of the important characteristics in English novels, for numerous E...
*One of the first in-depth studies of masculinity within a particular social group - the landed gent...
Manliness was the central educational ideal of the Victorian public school: it was not however a st...