The Mexican Feminist Movement - Mexican Men's Perspectives and Praxis — Mexican Men's Perspectives and Praxis

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

Mae'r llyfr hwn yn archwilio sut mae dynion Mecsicanaidd yn ymateb i drais yn erbyn menywod ym Mecsico.

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

This book explores how Mexican men respond to violence against women in Mexico.

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Cynnwys / Table of Contents

Prologue Preface Survey Acknowledgments List of Illustrations Notes on Contributors Introduction Chapters 1.1 ‘Archives of Precarity and Lost Traditions: An Approach to the Discourses of Women in Third Spaces’. Joseba Buj 1.2 ‘La Manuela from the “Place Without Limits” (1978), An-Other Masculinity, Flows of Desire, and the Disruption of Mexican Machismo’. José Luis Barrios Lara 1.3 ‘Are all Mexican men innately macho, violent, and “bad hombres’”? Carlos M. Coria-Sánchez 1.4 ‘“Ni modo:” Reflections on Patriarchy and Anti-Feminism in a German-Mexican Family’ Jürgen Buchenau 1.5 'Excesses, censorships and deviations of masculinity: chain/s of affect-emotion-expression in male students at the School of Philosophy and Literature-UNAM (2023)’ Mauricio Zabalgoitia Herrera Enrique Bautista Rojas 1.6 ‘“Should I call myself a feminist?” Tensions and possibilities of feminist thought and practice in Mexican men’s lives’. Alí Siles Interviews Interview one: Alfredo, México City, fifty-one years old, sells food from his home. Interview two: Amaral, Guadalajara, forty years old, private company employee. Interview three: Felipe, Veracruz, thirty-five years old, website developer. Interview four: José Francisco, Aguascalientes, forty years old, Uber driver. Interview five: José Luis López, México City, forty-nine years old, Integral Human Development and Expanded Mind Facilitator. Interview six: Mauricio, Xalapa, thirty-six years old, merchant. Interview seven: Phol, México City, fifty-five years old, small business owner. Interview eight: Rafael, Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, fifty years old, horse breaker. Interview nine: Raúl, México City, forty-five years old, private company employee. Interview ten: Ricardo, Ciudad Netzahualcoyotl, forty-six years old, online trainer. Interview once: Sergio, Monterrey, sixty years old, professor at Tecnológico de Monterrey. Interview twelve: Víctor Manuel, Cuautitlán Izcalli, fifty-seven years old, self-employed. Interview thirteen: Victor, Queretaro, thirty-five years old, small business owner. Interview fourteen: Armando, Villa de Tezontepec, seventy-five years old, former perfume factory worker. Interview fifteen: Maximiliano, México City, fifty years old, women's clothing manufacturing merchant. Conclusion

Bywgraffiad yr Awdur / Author Biography

Carlos Coria-Sánchez is Emeritus Professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. For over a quarter of a century, he has researched and published on Mexican feminism and Mexican and Latin American women writers.