Understanding Modern Masculinity in Relation to Traditional Gender Role Change: a Thematic Analysis of Men's Lived Experiences and Perceptions

This dissertation examines men's lived perceptions and experiences of their masculinity in relation to traditional gender role shifts. Three male participants were interviewed in a semi-structured approach to provide an overview of their personal accounts. A thematic analysis within an interpre...

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Main Author: Porodina, Yulia (Author)
Other Authors: Pudney, Warwick (Contributor)
Format: Others
Published: Auckland University of Technology, 2018-07-10T03:26:09Z.
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