The New Man of the House: Suburban Masculinitie. (author)**

McFarland & Co Inc

Explore the evolving concept of suburban masculinity in British fiction from 1880 to 1914 with "The New Man of the House". This insightful book by Brian Gibson delves into how the domestic sphere and changing societal expectations shaped the portrayal of men in literature during a pivotal era. Discover how authors represented the "new man" – a figure navigating the complexities of home life, social standing, and emerging ideas of manhood. The study examines key fictional characters and narratives that reflect the anxieties and aspirations of the period. Key themes include: * The suburban ideal and its impact on male identity * Portrayals of domesticity and fatherhood * The tension between public and private life for men * Literary representations of changing gender roles "The New Man of the House" offers a comprehensive analysis for students, scholars, and anyone interested in literary history, gender studies, and the social history of late Victorian and Edwardian Britain. Keywords: Suburban Masculinities, British Fiction, 1880-1914, Literary History, Gender Studies, Victorian Literature, Edwardian Literature, Brian Gibson, McFarland & Co Inc.