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| Ancient Myths and Modern Men Initiation, expiation and integration - a personal view of mythopoetic men's work, by Richard Olivier | Men & Rage Issue 19 Winter 1995/1996 |
| All Wyred Up Ray Wyre is interviewed about his work at Gracewell by Jack Cordery and Jerry Shevills | Men & Crime Issue 13 Summer 1992 |
| Anti-sexism and Work A look at the sacrifices men make on the altar of work. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| Are men changing? A fundamental challenge to patriarchy, or just a middle-class liberal guilt trip? Men's responses to feminism have been varied. Jeff Hearn considers how the lives of men have changed and not changed. | What Future for Men? Issue 10 Autumn 1990 |
| Being a Whole Man is Child's Play Steve Banks talks to Peter Ellis about his forthcoming book on masculinity and male initiation, including the causal link between patriarchal child rearing and destructive masculinity. | Men, Music & Dance Issue 22 Summer/Autumn 1998 |
| Beyond Blame Twenty years of guilt have paralysed the anti-sexist men's movement. Mick Cooper argues for a more courageous politics. | Men & Women Issue 16 Winter 1993/94 |
| Breaching Barriers Are men's groups for whites only? Shawn Scott recounts his efforts to set up a black men's group | Men & Crime Issue 13 Summer 1992 |
| Bringing Father Back Home Paul Wolf-Light looks at the impact of fatherhood upon men and masculinity. | Fatherhood Issue 24 Spring/Summer 1999 |
| Changing men, changing politics With nothing but macho posturing on all sides of the political arena, the time is ripe for alternatives. Combating masculinism will be top of the agenda this October at the 'Changing Men, Changing Politics' Conference in Sheffield - here are some pointers from the organisers. | What Future for Men? Issue 10 Autumn 1990 |
| Changing Men's Studies Jeff Hearn suggests that men need to develop a new theoretical basis for their social science studies. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| Child Rape James Barclay reports on a problem of men. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| Creative Community Mark Josephs-Serra on the liberating potential of co-creativity for individuals and for communities. | Men & Work Issue 20 Spring/Summer 1996 |
| Daddy's Boy: An incest survivor speaks of his abuse. | Men & Crime Issue 13 Summer 1992 |
| Dancing in the Dark or How men can learn to be "on patrol" rather than "in control" by Nick Duffell. | Men & Power Issue 22 Summer/Autumn 1997 |
| Dress Codes Using images, Sean Cusack explores the importance of clothes in determining attitudes. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| Dressing for Pleasure Harry White explores the pleasures of cross-dressing. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| Families need Fathers? Vic Seidler explores the links between families and fathers in a post-modern world | Men & Families Issue 17 Autumn 1994 |
| Father Apart Being a separated father means facing up to difficult emotions as well as responsibilities and changed circumstances. Paul Wolf-Light offers a personal perspective. | Men & Families Issue 17 Autumn 1994 |
| Father Figures Schiller said, 'It is not flesh and blood but the heart which makes us fathers and sons'. Here three men listen to their hearts and attempt to come to terms with their experiences of their sons and fathers. | Fathers & Fatherhood Issue 9 April 1990 |
| Fear and Loathing Robin Tuddenham explores the transition from Primary to Secondary school. | Men & Fear Issue 21 Winter/Spring 1997 |
| fear of fucking Steve Banks finds anxiety and aggression intimately entwined with sex and sexuality. | Men & Sex Issue 18 Summer 1995 |
| Gays in India closeted by caste and class - Sunil Gupta and Ashish Kumar report. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| Gender - a certain confusion Not knowing what gender you are may be the best way to be, argues Andrew Samuels, Jungian analyst and author of The Political Psyche | Men & Sex Issue 18 Summer 1995 |
| Grans, nans, and other mums Gran-round-the Corner, Gran-at-Greenwich, Jock, ginger and "Up-Jenkins" Jeff Hearn recalls three generations of mothers | Men & Mothers Issue 12 Autumn 1991 |
| the guilty pleasures shop What do men really feel about pornography? John Jordan describes his unique and challenging approach to revealing men's experiences. | Men's Groups Issue 15 Summer 1993 |
| Heart in a Havenless World Lesbians and gay men are discriminated against by a society which places so much emphasis on "family life". Scott Bravmann analyses the challenges of building alternative relationships and communities | Fathers & Fatherhood Issue 9 April 1990 |
| High Plains Drifter The man with no name had no reality either. David Jackson asks why Clint didn't phone home. | Men & Health Issue 11 Summer 1991 |
| The Iconography of Changing Men (Condensed from 'The Horned God') | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| 'I'm fine, really' Why are men conspicuous by their absence from the doctor's waiting room? Pete Jenkins explores the strained relationship between men and their health | Men & Health Issue 11 Summer 1991 |
| Interrupting Homophobia In discussing homophobia, John Goetz challenges heterosexual men to be an unconditional ally to lesbians and gay men. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| Inside Out A plea by Les Tate for a more genuinely expressive male literature and culture. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| Johnny be good Help or hindrance? Peter Baker wants to know why heterosexual men run from rubber. | Men & Crime Issue 13 Summer 1992 |
| Josh's First Fortnight Gavin Smith recalls his thoughts during the weeks before and immediately after his child's birth. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| A Long Weekend in Hamburg Notes from a conversation between Jeff Hearn and Richard Sterne. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| The Man in Black Who'd want to spend their Sunday mornings being abused by twenty-two football players? John Wadmore does. Here he explains why... | The Sport Issue Issue 14 Winter 1992/1993 |
| a men's group Danny Easton writes about a men's group in Edinburgh. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| Missing Mothers Rage, love and devotion - the ambivalence of men towards their mothers has created an awkward silence around the issue. Jonathan Rutherford speaks out. | Men & Mothers Issue 12 Autumn 1991 |
| My Father, Machines and Me. John Stoltenberg reflects on the nurturing and encouragement he received from his father, despite their diverse interests. A vital and enduring legacy. | Men & Fear Issue 21 Winter/Spring 1997 |
| Navel-Gazing or World-Changing Peter Baker has participated in men's groups for over 10 years. But has he been wasting his time? | Men's Groups Issue 15 Summer 1993 |
| The New Man: Fact or Fad? Richard Collier looks at images of masculinity in the popular men's magazines. | The Sport Issue Issue 14 Winter 1992/1993 |
| Objectionable Desires Linda Helen replies to Peter Grayson | Men & Crime Issue 13 Summer 1992 |
| Objects of Desire Why is prostitution so maligned? Peter Grayson voices his defence of it. | Men & Crime Issue 13 Summer 1992 |
| Oedipus Vexed Must boys reject their mothers to become men? Charlie Kreiner, Reference Person for men in the Re-Evaluation Co-counselling Community, thinks not. Achilles Heel interview by Mick Cooper | Men & Mothers Issue 12 Autumn 1991 |
| On Being a Man Brian Smeaton writes of his experiences of getting close to other men and escaping society's oppression. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| Post-natal expression Nigel Larcombe and Christina Moore describe how the arrival of baby Oliver affected their relationship | Men & Women Issue 16 Winter 1993/94 |
| Rage: the warriors enemy Rage and war: seems an obvious enough marriage Or does it? Kieron Jecchinis interviews Vietnam veteran Raphael Rodgers | Men & Rage Issue 19 Winter 1995/1996 |
| Re-thinking Men's Power Bob Pease describes how... | Men & Power Issue 22 Summer/Autumn 1997 |
| Riding for Joy David Jackson offers some new insights into joy riding. | Men & Crime Issue 13 Summer 1992 |
| River Deep, Mountain High Rhythm is our greatest ally in the search for empowerment and balance in a fast-changing world. Ya'Acov Darling Khan argues that if we don't know our own rhythm, we are like kites on the end of someone else's string. | Men, Music & Dance Issue 22 Summer/Autumn 1998 |
| Scoring David Jackson suggests that goal-seeking habits petrify us from becoming fully human. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| sexual politics for ourselves Men's antisexist politics and 'the Left' have not had much to do with each other in the past. We hope this article will stimulate a debate leading to the development of a genuinely antisexist Left politics. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| The Shadow of Iron John Robert Bly has written extensively about the human shadow, but can he see his own? asks Paul Wolf-Light. | Men & Families Issue 17 Autumn 1994 |
| Silence of the Wolves Is the serial killer really the monster in the crowd? David Jackson dispels a few myths. | Men & Crime Issue 13 Summer 1992 |
| Wheelin' and Stealin' The fact that most crime is committed by men is rarely acknowledged. Tony Jefferson puts the masculinity back into criminology | Men & Crime Issue 13 Summer 1992 |
| Who's looking after baby? Clive Goodwin describes his experiences as a male childminder and as primary care-giver to his children. | Re-Emergence Issue 8 April 1987 |
| Working in a Soul Mine Paul Wolf-Light explores the nature of work and its connection with soul | Men & Work Issue 20 Spring/Summer 1996 |
| Young Dads Too Mark Osbourne describes his experience of running a pioneering project for young fathers. | Fatherhood Issue 24 Spring/Summer 1999 |
