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Manning the British Empire: Gender, Identity and Emotions in Early Twentieth Century Britain
Mark Rothery
Culture
Centre for Historical Studies
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Arts & Humanities
Gender Identity
100%
British Empire
68%
Masculine
62%
Masculinity
62%
Autobiography
54%
Early Twentieth-century
53%
Emotion
51%
Manliness
44%
Imperial Power
39%
Hegemonic Masculinity
24%
Whitehall
22%
Gatekeeper
21%
Manhood
20%
Gentry
20%
Self-control
19%
Emotional Response
19%
Social Groups
19%
Schooling
18%
Reinforcement
17%
Elites
17%
Ideology
17%
Mentality
16%
Affinity
14%
Hero
13%
Ideal
12%
Authority
10%
Language
7%
Social Sciences
twentieth century
58%
masculinity
49%
emotion
48%
gender
33%
candidacy
30%
gatekeeper
15%
mentality
15%
premium
14%
manpower
14%
self-control
14%
reinforcement
12%
overseas
12%
Ideologies
12%
assets
11%
elite
10%
expert
8%
experience
8%
interview
5%