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Featured Books Forthcoming

Brunswick Books is the new name of Fernwood Books.  For over 35 years we have been providing books from independent and progressive publishers.

Joseph Kuypers

  • Affiliation: Edith Cowan, Australia

 

Books by Joseph Kuypers

Men and Power

Men and Power

Edited by Joseph Kuypers

Ten men examine how masculinity in contemporary society is connected to power. The questions these authors ask and answer are critical. What is power? Is power always “at someone else’s expense” or can power be healthy and affirming? How is masculinity constructed to include power? Who suffers and who benefits from this gendered power? How are men both beneficiaries and victims of the cultural expectation to be powerful. And what are the alternatives if men seek to reject this… (more information)

Man’s Will to Hurt

Man’s Will to Hurt

Investigating the Causes, Supports and Varieties of His Violence

Joseph Kuypers

This book identifies how men code their will to hurt to make it moral, and how they ignore the drastic realities of excessive male violence. (more information)


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