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Introduction, Tom Digby; Part 1 Feminist Theory from Men’s Lives; Chapter 1 My Father the Feminist, Susan Bordo; Chapter 2 How Feminism Made a Man Out of Me, Patrick D. Hopkins; Chapter 3 Who’s Afraid of Men Doing Feminism?, Michael S. Kimmel; Chapter 4 On Your Knees, Brian Pronger; Chapter 5 Profeminist Men and Their Friends, Richard Schmitt; Chapter 6 Tracing a Ghostly Memory in My Throat, C. Jacob Hale; Chapter 7 Teaching Women Philosophy (as a Feminist Man), Thomas E. Wartenberg; Chapter 8 A Black Man’s Place in Black Feminist Criticism, Michael Awkward; Part 2 Feminist Theory in Men’s Lives; Chapter 9 Can Men Be Subjects of Feminist Thought?, Sandra Harding; Chapter 10 To Be a Man, or Not to Be a Man—That Is the Feminist Question, Harry Brod; Chapter 11 Male Feminism as Oxymoron, David J. Kahane; Chapter 12 Antiracist (Pro)Feminisms and Coalition Politics, Joy James; Chapter 13 Feminism and the Future of Fathering, Judith Kegan Gardiner; Chapter 14 A New Response to “Angry Black (Anti)Feminists”, Gary Lemons; Chapter 15 Is Feminism Good for Men and Are Men Good for Feminism?, James P. Sterba; Chapter 16 Reading Like a (Transsexual) Man, Henry S. Rubin; Chapter 17 Feminist Ambiguity in Heterosexual Lives, Laurence Mordekhai Thomas; Chapter 18 A Progressive Male Standpoint, Larry May;