Men, Masculinities and Religious Change in Twentieth-Century Britain

Chapter 1 Introduction: Men, Masculinities and Religious Change in Post-Christian Britain

Chapter 2 Buddhist Psychologies and Masculinity in Early Twentieth-Century Britain

Chapter 3 ‘The People of God Dressed for Dinner and Dancing’? English Catholic Masculinity, Religious Sociability and the Catenian Association

Chapter 4 ‘To Their Credit as Jews and Englishmen’: Services for Youth and the Shaping of Jewish Masculinity in Britain, 1890s–1930s

Chapter 5 ‘Be Strong and Play the Man’: Anglican Masculinities in the Twentieth Century

Chapter 6 The Emergence of a British Hindu Identity between 1936 and 1937

Chapter 7 ‘Iron Strength and Infinite Tenderness’: Herbert Gray and the Making of Christian Masculinities at War and at Home, 1900–40

Chapter 8 Moral Welfare and Social Well-Being: The Church of England and the Emergence of Modern Homosexuality

Chapter 9 Why Examine Men, Masculinities and Religion in Northern Ireland?

Chapter 11 ‘Laboratories’ of Gender? Masculinities, Spirituality and New Religious Movements in Late Twentieth-Century Britain

Chapter 12 Men Losing Faith: The Making of Modern No Religionism in the UK, 1939–2010