'Now You See a Great Many Men Pushing their Pram Proudly': Family-Orientated Masculinity Represented and Experienced in Mid-Twentieth-Century Britain

Author： King Laura  

Publisher： Bloomsbury Journals (formerly Berg Journals)

E-ISSN： 1478-0038|10|4|599-617

ISSN： 1478-0046

Source： Cultural and Social History, Vol.10, Iss.4, 2013-12, pp. : 599-617

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