Men Alone, Men Entwined: Reconsidering Colonial Masculinity
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https://doi.org/10.26686/jnzs.v0i13.1186Abstract
Two men pose together in an oval cut-out. The man on our right stands for the camera and lays his arm against the back of his seated companion. Both ignore the camera. They study a book instead, absorbed in the world portrayed by its pages. The pair shares a moment in time, a space, and also an intimate closeness; these are no men alone. What is their story, and what does it tell us about men's lives in late-nineteenth-century New Zealand?Downloads
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2013-01-24
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