RECONSTRUCTING MASCULINITY IN THE LOCKER-ROOM - THE MENTORS IN VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROJECT
RECONSTRUCTING MASCULINITY IN THE LOCKER-ROOM - THE MENTORS IN VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROJECT
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DOI：
10.17763/haer.65.2.55533188520136u1
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发表时间：
1995-06-01
影响因子：
1.7
通讯作者：
KATZ, J
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作者：
KATZ, J
几乎没有任何形式的暴力预防方案突出了对男子气概的讨论。 杰克逊·卡茨（Jackson Katz）在与大学运动员的合作中，将男子气概的社会文化建构定位为男性对女性暴力问题的核心，也是潜在预防来源的基础。 通过波士顿东北大学的暴力预防导师（MVP）项目，Katz和他的同事们试图通过激励运动员和其他传统男性成功的典范来挑战和重建将男性的力量等同于对女性的统治地位的主导男性规范，从而减少男性对女性的暴力行为。 该项目特别鼓励参与者利用他们在校园同龄人中的地位，促进对妇女更健康的态度和行为。
Few violence prevention programs of any kind foreground discussions of masculinity. In his work with college athletes, Jackson Katz positions the sociocultural construction of manhood as central to the problem of men's violence against women, as well as the basis of potential sources of prevention. Through the Mentors in Violence Prevention (MVP) Project at Northeastern University in Boston, Katz and his colleagues seek to reduce men's violence against women by inspiring athletes and other models of traditional masculine success to challenge and reconstruct predominant male norms that equate strength in men with dominance over women. The Project specifically encourages participants to use their stature among their peers on campus to promote healthier attitudes and behaviors towards women.