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Mansfield sees manliness in athletes (too many to mention, he points out), and also in a few women such as [[Margaret Thatcher]] (a favorite of right-of-center professors). Mansfield omits enough discussion of manliness among military heroes, such as [[Stonewall Jackson]] or [[George Patton]] (Mansfield does include a mention of the movie).  Mansfield does contain some passing references to [[George Washington]].

Mansfield sees manliness in athletes (too many to mention, he points out), and also in a few women such as [[Margaret Thatcher]] (a favorite of right-of-center professors). Mansfield omits enough discussion of manliness among military heroes, such as [[Stonewall Jackson]] or [[George Patton]] (Mansfield does include a mention of the movie).  Mansfield does contain some passing references to [[George Washington]].

The book is excellent but has notable omissions:  no mention of [[muscle car]]s, by which young [[American]] men found expression of their manliness in culture.  The book admittedly avoids the issue of [[homosexuality]], and it predates the rise of the very manly [[Donald Trump]].  The book has only a very superficial reference to [[Phyllis Schlafly]] and fails to recognize the significance of the defeat of the [[Equal Rights Amendment]].

The book is excellent but has notable omissions:  no mention of [[muscle car]]s, by which young [[American]] men found expression of their manliness in culture.  Nothing of significance about the [[American Civil War]].  The book admittedly avoids the issue of [[homosexuality]], and it predates the rise of the very manly [[Donald Trump]].  The book has only a very superficial reference to [[Phyllis Schlafly]] and fails to recognize the significance of the defeat of the [[Equal Rights Amendment]].

====10th anniversary interview====

====10th anniversary interview====