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Men in Families: Old Constraints, New Possibilities
Masculinity, as a social construct, includes role proscriptions for men in a range of interpersonal contexts. Families are basic social systems that translate cultural expectations to developing males and are social arenas in which these role proscriptions are acted out. This chapter addresses two critical aspects of masculinity in the context of family life - men in heterosexual marriage, and fathering.
