Shaun M Filiault
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4239599 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Shaun M Filiault |
| PRENOMES | Shaun M |
| SOBRENOME | Filiault |
| ASSINATURA | FILIAULT S M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Flinders University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2005 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Homosocial intimacy among Australian undergraduate men
Homophobia and the avoidance of same-sex intimacy have traditionally been considered defining characteristics of heterosexual masculinity. They have not only subjugated gay men, but have maintained negative health implications for heterosexual men as well. However, in response to decreasing homohysteria, researchers from the United Kingdom found that 89% of British undergraduate heterosexual men have engaged in a particular type of same-sex kiss.…
Gay Athletes' Perceptions of Body Hair
Recent literature regarding men's body image has called for increased understanding of body areas of concern to men, other than muscle and thinness. Accordingly, men's concerns with body hair, and hair removal (depilatory) practices, emerged as a new area of research attention. Prior literature suggests men—and especially gay men—may idealise a smooth torso, and engage in various forms of depilation to achieve that aesthetic. The present study is…
Bisexual men and body image
Although the body images of straight and gay men have received extensive research attention, there has been little consideration of bisexual men’s perceptions of body image. In this qualitative investigation of openly bisexual men from both the United Kingdom and Australia, men discuss their perceptions of body image, masculinity and sexuality. The findings show that the ideal body described resembles the mesomorphic body image suggested to be id…
Methods and methodologies
In the period from 2000 to 2007, 45 peer-reviewed articles have been published regarding body image in gay men from Westernized cultures. Despite that academic focus on gay men's bodies, little attention has been paid to the methods and methodologies used to generate that knowledge. This article conducted a systematic literature review of the peer-reviewed articles published during that eight-year period so as to engage in an analysis and critiqu…
Health call centres and Australian men
This narrative literature review queries extant knowledge regarding the relationship between men's health and health call centres (HCCs). We show that while, in general, men make up a minority of callers to HCCs, certain sub-populations of men may be more likely to use these services, such as Indigenous men and men of a low socio-economic status. However, other groups of men, such as ageing men, may be less willing to use the services of an HCC. …
Coming of age in Second Life
Tom Boellstorff, Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2008, 328 pp., £22.95 (hardback), ISBN 978-0-691-13528-1 With the emergence of the Internet and the varieties of communication engendered
Athletes and Body Image
Research has shown gay men often express body image dissatisfaction, desiring both a thin, yet muscular body. However, the prior research record on gay men's bodies has considered gay men to be a homogenous group with no interacting social identities beyond homosexuality. Stemming from a social identity theory standpoint, the present study engaged in phenomenological interviews with three openly gay tennis players to examine body perceptions in t…
Body Image among Ariaal Men from Northern Kenya
To test attitudes toward male body image in a society with relatively little media exposure, the authors surveyed 53 men, ages 20-35, among the Ariaal, pastoral nomads of northern Kenya. Measures of body image were obtained using a somatomorphic matrix. Height, weight, and percentage of body fat based on bioelectric impedance were also obtained. Results indicate that men exhibit very little discrepancy between what they perceive as the degree of …
Homosocial intimacy among Australian undergraduate men
Homophobia and the avoidance of same-sex intimacy have traditionally been considered defining characteristics of heterosexual masculinity. They have not only subjugated gay men, but have maintained negative health implications for heterosexual men as well. However, in response to decreasing homohysteria, researchers from the United Kingdom found that 89% of British undergraduate heterosexual men have engaged in a particular type of same-sex kiss.…
Coming of age in Second Life
Tom Boellstorff, Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2008, 328 pp., £22.95 (hardback), ISBN 978-0-691-13528-1 With the emergence of the Internet and the varieties of communication engendered
Athletes and Body Image
Research has shown gay men often express body image dissatisfaction, desiring both a thin, yet muscular body. However, the prior research record on gay men's bodies has considered gay men to be a homogenous group with no interacting social identities beyond homosexuality. Stemming from a social identity theory standpoint, the present study engaged in phenomenological interviews with three openly gay tennis players to examine body perceptions in t…
Gay Athletes' Perceptions of Body Hair
Recent literature regarding men's body image has called for increased understanding of body areas of concern to men, other than muscle and thinness. Accordingly, men's concerns with body hair, and hair removal (depilatory) practices, emerged as a new area of research attention. Prior literature suggests men—and especially gay men—may idealise a smooth torso, and engage in various forms of depilation to achieve that aesthetic. The present study is…
Bisexual men and body image
Although the body images of straight and gay men have received extensive research attention, there has been little consideration of bisexual men’s perceptions of body image. In this qualitative investigation of openly bisexual men from both the United Kingdom and Australia, men discuss their perceptions of body image, masculinity and sexuality. The findings show that the ideal body described resembles the mesomorphic body image suggested to be id…
Body Image among Ariaal Men from Northern Kenya
To test attitudes toward male body image in a society with relatively little media exposure, the authors surveyed 53 men, ages 20-35, among the Ariaal, pastoral nomads of northern Kenya. Measures of body image were obtained using a somatomorphic matrix. Height, weight, and percentage of body fat based on bioelectric impedance were also obtained. Results indicate that men exhibit very little discrepancy between what they perceive as the degree of …
Body Image among Ariaal Men from Northern Kenya
To test attitudes toward male body image in a society with relatively little media exposure, the authors surveyed 53 men, ages 20-35, among the Ariaal, pastoral nomads of northern Kenya. Measures of body image were obtained using a somatomorphic matrix. Height, weight, and percentage of body fat based on bioelectric impedance were also obtained. Results indicate that men exhibit very little discrepancy between what they perceive as the degree of …
Athletes and Body Image
Research has shown gay men often express body image dissatisfaction, desiring both a thin, yet muscular body. However, the prior research record on gay men's bodies has considered gay men to be a homogenous group with no interacting social identities beyond homosexuality. Stemming from a social identity theory standpoint, the present study engaged in phenomenological interviews with three openly gay tennis players to examine body perceptions in t…
Methods and methodologies
In the period from 2000 to 2007, 45 peer-reviewed articles have been published regarding body image in gay men from Westernized cultures. Despite that academic focus on gay men's bodies, little attention has been paid to the methods and methodologies used to generate that knowledge. This article conducted a systematic literature review of the peer-reviewed articles published during that eight-year period so as to engage in an analysis and critiqu…
Health call centres and Australian men
This narrative literature review queries extant knowledge regarding the relationship between men's health and health call centres (HCCs). We show that while, in general, men make up a minority of callers to HCCs, certain sub-populations of men may be more likely to use these services, such as Indigenous men and men of a low socio-economic status. However, other groups of men, such as ageing men, may be less willing to use the services of an HCC. …
Coming of age in Second Life
Tom Boellstorff, Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2008, 328 pp., £22.95 (hardback), ISBN 978-0-691-13528-1 With the emergence of the Internet and the varieties of communication engendered
Bisexual men and body image
Although the body images of straight and gay men have received extensive research attention, there has been little consideration of bisexual men’s perceptions of body image. In this qualitative investigation of openly bisexual men from both the United Kingdom and Australia, men discuss their perceptions of body image, masculinity and sexuality. The findings show that the ideal body described resembles the mesomorphic body image suggested to be id…
Gay Athletes' Perceptions of Body Hair
Recent literature regarding men's body image has called for increased understanding of body areas of concern to men, other than muscle and thinness. Accordingly, men's concerns with body hair, and hair removal (depilatory) practices, emerged as a new area of research attention. Prior literature suggests men—and especially gay men—may idealise a smooth torso, and engage in various forms of depilation to achieve that aesthetic. The present study is…
Homosocial intimacy among Australian undergraduate men
Homophobia and the avoidance of same-sex intimacy have traditionally been considered defining characteristics of heterosexual masculinity. They have not only subjugated gay men, but have maintained negative health implications for heterosexual men as well. However, in response to decreasing homohysteria, researchers from the United Kingdom found that 89% of British undergraduate heterosexual men have engaged in a particular type of same-sex kiss.…
Psychology (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Eating Disorders and Behaviors (5 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Medicine (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Athletes (2 obras)