Kathleen Starck
Biographic Data
| ID | 300869 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kathleen Starck |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kathleen |
| FAMILY NAME | Starck |
| SIGNATURE | STARCK K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universität Koblenz |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Political masculinities as an analytical category? Rethinking the concept
This article critically reviews the concept of political masculinities that has been developed and applied across disciplines over the last ten years. I reflect on its future use across disciplines and, in particular, political science. In arguing for its continued utility, I suggest that, rather than existing as a category or configuration of gender practice, it acts as a useful lens through which to view the variably implicit and explicit pract…
Political masculinities and populism
Politics is most often conceived of as a gender-neutral practice guided by rationality. Yet, as is the case more generally in society, masculinity operates as a hidden (human) norm structuring poli
I am a bull trader by nature: Performing Nigel Farage
The omnipresent ‘pint-and-fag-images’ of Nigel Farage in the media suggest an Everyman’s traditional masculinity. This article argues that in addition to the Everyman, he represents himself as a city gent through emphasising his ‘city masculinity’ as a former metals exchange trader on the one hand and his ‘gentleman masculinity’ on the other. While the former is employed to construct a charismatic strongman persona the latter appeals to English n…
Political Masculinities, Crisis Tendencies, and Social Transition: Toward an Understanding of Change
This introduction to the special issue on 'Political Masculinities and Social Transition' rethinks the notion of 'crisis in masculinity' and points to its weaknesses, such as cyclical patterns and chronicity. Rather than viewing key moments in history as points of rupture, we understand social change as encompassing ongoing transitions marked by a 'fluid nature' (Montecinos 2017, 2). In line with this, the contributions examine how political masc…
Political masculinities and populism
Politics is most often conceived of as a gender-neutral practice guided by rationality. Yet, as is the case more generally in society, masculinity operates as a hidden (human) norm structuring poli
Political Masculinities, Crisis Tendencies, and Social Transition: Toward an Understanding of Change
This introduction to the special issue on 'Political Masculinities and Social Transition' rethinks the notion of 'crisis in masculinity' and points to its weaknesses, such as cyclical patterns and chronicity. Rather than viewing key moments in history as points of rupture, we understand social change as encompassing ongoing transitions marked by a 'fluid nature' (Montecinos 2017, 2). In line with this, the contributions examine how political masc…
I am a bull trader by nature: Performing Nigel Farage
The omnipresent ‘pint-and-fag-images’ of Nigel Farage in the media suggest an Everyman’s traditional masculinity. This article argues that in addition to the Everyman, he represents himself as a city gent through emphasising his ‘city masculinity’ as a former metals exchange trader on the one hand and his ‘gentleman masculinity’ on the other. While the former is employed to construct a charismatic strongman persona the latter appeals to English n…
Political Masculinities, Crisis Tendencies, and Social Transition: Toward an Understanding of Change
This introduction to the special issue on 'Political Masculinities and Social Transition' rethinks the notion of 'crisis in masculinity' and points to its weaknesses, such as cyclical patterns and chronicity. Rather than viewing key moments in history as points of rupture, we understand social change as encompassing ongoing transitions marked by a 'fluid nature' (Montecinos 2017, 2). In line with this, the contributions examine how political masc…
Political masculinities and populism
Politics is most often conceived of as a gender-neutral practice guided by rationality. Yet, as is the case more generally in society, masculinity operates as a hidden (human) norm structuring poli
I am a bull trader by nature: Performing Nigel Farage
The omnipresent ‘pint-and-fag-images’ of Nigel Farage in the media suggest an Everyman’s traditional masculinity. This article argues that in addition to the Everyman, he represents himself as a city gent through emphasising his ‘city masculinity’ as a former metals exchange trader on the one hand and his ‘gentleman masculinity’ on the other. While the former is employed to construct a charismatic strongman persona the latter appeals to English n…
Political masculinities as an analytical category? Rethinking the concept
This article critically reviews the concept of political masculinities that has been developed and applied across disciplines over the last ten years. I reflect on its future use across disciplines and, in particular, political science. In arguing for its continued utility, I suggest that, rather than existing as a category or configuration of gender practice, it acts as a useful lens through which to view the variably implicit and explicit pract…
Gender Studies (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Masculinity (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (2 works) · Gender, Feminism, and Media (2 works)