offers a multidisciplinary view of the body of men, of its practices and attributes, of its features, and, most importantly, of its use as a persuasive and expressive resource.

In line with the latest trends within masculinity scholarship, the books in this series deal with representations of masculinities in culture and literature. The series focuses on studies that question traditionally normative representations of masculinities and seeks to highlight new alternative representations of manhood, looking for more egalitarian models of manhood in and through literature and culture.

investigates the cultural representations/intersections of masculinity and sexual minorities (lesbians, gays, and transgenders) in Spain between the passing of the Law of Social Dangerousness and Social Rehabilitation (1970) and the reform of the Penal Code in 1995.