Men and Masculinities in Irish Cinema

1. Introduction
Debbie Ging

2. Gender and Nation: the Gaelicisation of Irish Manhood
Debbie Ging

3. ‘Instruments of God’s Will’: Masculinity in Early Irish Film
Debbie Ging

4. Institutional Boys: Adolescent Masculinity and Coming of Age in Ireland’s ‘Architecture of Containment’
Debbie Ging

5. Family Guys: Detonating the Irish Nuclear Family
Debbie Ging

6. It’s Good to Talk? Language, Loquaciousness and Silence Among Irish Cinema’s Men in Crisis
Debbie Ging

7. Troubled Bodies, Troubled Minds: Republicanism, Bromance and ‘House-Training’ the ‘Men of Violence’
Debbie Ging

8. New Lads or ‘Protest Masculinities’? Underclass, Criminal and Socially Marginalised Men in the Films of the 1990s and 2000s
Debbie Ging

9. Cool Hibernia: ‘New Men’, Metrosexuals, Celtic Soul and Queer Fellas
Debbie Ging

10. Conclusion: a Masculinity of ‘Transcendent’ Defeat?
Debbie Ging

Nyckelord: Cultural and Media Studies, Film History, Gender Studies, Film and Television Studies, Media Studies