"Don't worry, you're my mate, I'll always love you like for who you are … so do you fancy me?". Towards an understanding of working-class masculinity as complex and multi-faceted

Nicola Ingram

"Don't worry, you're my mate, I'll always love you like for who you are … so do you fancy me?". Towards an understanding of working-class masculinity as complex and multi-faceted

Nicola Ingram

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2012
Event	Young Masculinities : Challenges, Changes and Transitions, 2012 - BSA Meeting Room, Imperial Wharf, London, UK United Kingdom Duration: 2 Nov 2012 → …

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Workshop	Young Masculinities : Challenges, Changes and Transitions, 2012
Country/Territory	UK United Kingdom
City	London
Period	2/11/12 → …

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"Don't worry, you're my mate, I'll always love you like for who you are … so do you fancy me?". Towards an understanding of working-class masculinity as complex and multi-faceted. / Ingram, Nicola.
2012. Paper presented at Young Masculinities : Challenges, Changes and Transitions, 2012, London, UK United Kingdom.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper

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