The University of Dayton Review was published by the University of Dayton mostly three issues a year (spring, summer, fall) from 1964 to 1998. As its title implied, the Review presented articles by individual contributors, all of whom had a connection with the University. These articles were presented on the authority of their authors; neither the editorial board nor the University of Dayton assumed responsibility for the views expressed by these writers. It was sent without charge to the members of the faculty and to alumni, students and friends of the University who requested copies.
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Current Issue: Volume 18, Number 2 (1986)
Front Matter
Cover and Table of Contents
University of Dayton
Men's Studies: Introducing a Special Issue
Eugene R. August
Articles
Men's Studies in the Netherlands and Their Search for a Scientific Basis
Nico L. W. van Oosten
On Reading Kafka's "Metamorphosis" as a Masculine Narrative
Leonard L. Duroche
Intergrating the Psyche of the American Male: Conflicting Ideals of Manhood in Sam Shepard's True West
James D. Riemer
Breaking Masculine Stereotypes: The Theatre of Peter Shaffer
Dennis A. Klein
How Blue is Blue: Stereotyping in Contemporary Gay Fiction
Mark A. Dombrowski
Revising Our Myths of Masculinity
William G. Doty
Some Images and Reflections of Fathers in the Popular Media: Fallacy, Fiction, Fantasy, Fact
Stephen D. Grubman-Black
From Lord and Master to Cuckold and Fop: Masculinity in Seventeenth-Century England
Micheal S. Kimmel
Real Men Don't, or Anti-Male Bias in English
Eugene R. August
Language and Male Identity: Friends or Enemies?
Frank S. Zepezauer
Language, Sex, Gender: Two Problems of Control
David Matthew Rosen
Inequality and Psychic Violence Towards Men
Roy U. Schenk
In Search of Adam: A Genesis of Manhood
Grant Venerable
Institutionalized Sexism Against Men
Frederick L. Peterson
The Connexion
Arthur Murray
True Confessions of the Male Kind
Francis Baumli
