Editors’ Introduction
Part1: Men, Feminism and Critical Institutions
1. Of Men(n) and Feminism: Who(se) Is the Sex That Writes 2. Engendering F.O.M.: The Private Life of American Renaissance
3. Redeeming the Phallus: Wallace Stevens, Frank Lentricchia, and the Politics of (Hetero)Sexuality 4. "The Lady Was a Litle Pereurse": The Gender of Persuasion in Puttenham’s Arte of English Poesie 5. Dicipl(in)ing the Master, Mastering the Discipl(in)e: Erotonomies in James’ Tales of Literary Life
Part2: Power, Panic, and Pathos in Male Culture
6. Cowboys, Cadillacs, and Cosmonauts: Families, Film Genres, and Technocultures
7. "Meat Out of the Eater": Panic and Desire in American Puritan Poetry
8. Hester Prynne, C’est Moi: Nathaniel Hawthorne and the Anxieties of Gender
9. The Love-Master
Part3: Cleaning Out the Closet(s)
10. Are We (Not) What We Are Becoming? "Gay" "Identity," "Gay Studies," and the Disciplining of Knowledge 11. Wilde’s Hard Labor and the Birth of Gay Reading
12. Homo-Narcissism; or, Heterosexuality
13. Rebel Without a Closet
Part4: Revolutionary Alliances: Call and Response Across Gender
14. Caged Birds: Race and Gender in the Sonnet 15. Homelessness at Home: Placing Emily Dickinson in (Women’s) History 16. Celibate Sisters-in-Revolution: Towards Reading Sylvia Townsend
17. (In)Visible Alliances: Conflicting "Chronicles" of Feminism