In the first of my commentaries on geography and gender, I focused on one aspect of feminist geography – the flurry in the late 1990s of geographical research on masculinity, male identity and men. In this second commentary, in the hope of illus-trating that feminist geography is a diverse and proliferating field situated at the
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Robyn Longhurst (2001) studied this question.
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