Includes bibliographical references (p. 187-231) and index.
Contents:
Introduction: The emergence of military masculinity in modern American culture -- Part I: Theory. Crack troops : military masculinity isn't masculine ; Imperial cruise : military masculinity and the normalization of empire's contradictions -- Part II: Case study one : Penetrable/impenetrable - U.S. Naval Academy, 2000. Well-reared boys : penetration and rape in the U.S. military ; Man over board : naturalizing male-male rape in the U.S. Navy -- Case study two : Filthy/clean : Philippines, 1898- Spoiling for a fight : filth, cleanliness and normative masculinity ; Civilizing duties : purity, pollution, empire and the return of the uncanny -- Epilogue : American exceptionalism, military masculinity and the politics of paranoia.
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