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El. knyga: Out of the Twilight: Fathers of Gay Men Speak

  • Formatas: 226 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 16-Jul-2014
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781317789987
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  • Formatas: 226 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 16-Jul-2014
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781317789987
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How would you react if your son told you he was gay?

Out of the Twilight: Fathers of Gay Men Speak explores how fathers have dealt with discovering that their sons were gay and what effect it had on their own development as parents and people. This revealing, moving book will help you understand the difficulties and joys of a father/gay son relationship.

Out of the Twilight draws from literary sources such as poems, fairy tales, plays, novels, and movies, as well as psychoanalytic theories, to highlight the obstacles that a father must overcome to understand and identify with his son.

In Out of the Twilight, you will discover the personal and intimate struggles of these fathers, including:
  • Mitchell, whose son, Jay, came out at the age of twenty-one, and who describes the coming-out process as a means of forging a closer father-son relationship
  • Juan Miguel, who knew and accepted that his son was gay before his son told him, and who discusses how his love and complete acceptance made the coming-out process easier for his son
  • Peter, whose response to his son, Richard, was ordering him to live at home so the family could look for a 'cure’for Richard's homosexuality
  • Daniel, who admitted that he himself was gay after being married and who was very accepting when his son, Charles, came out since it provided them with a special bond
  • Marty, whose response to his son Gary's coming out was to join P-FLAG, an organization for parents of gay and lesbian children, so he could find support and acceptance among other parents who were going through the same thing
Out of the Twilight allows you to see how fathers have struggled with the truth about their sons' sexuality. This book presents a unique opportunity to develop a greater awareness of and appreciation for father/son similarities and differences, and suggests that through time, communication, and love, fathers can become comfortable with and respectful of their sons' homosexuality.
Foreword xi Jean M. Baker Preface and Acknowledgments xiii Introduction: ``What About Father? 1(6) Child to Father 7(16) Fatherhood: A State of Crisis 10(13) In Search of the Father 23(24) Homosexuality: A State of Crisis 31(16) Methodology 47(20) Overview 47(2) About Sampling 49(3) The Sample Itself 52(2) Data Collection 54(2) Trustworthiness 56(5) The Interview 61(1) Reactions: Before and After 62(4) Data Analysis 66(1) The Stories 67(66) Mitchell 67(7) Juan Miguel Jr. 74(4) Peter 78(5) Harry 83(5) Luis 88(5) Daniel 93(5) Marty 98(5) Glenn 103(5) Ronald 108(7) Neal 115(4) Pei 119(7) Walter 126(7) Findings 133(26) Dreams 133(3) Beginnings 136(3) Wonderings 139(2) Disclosure 141(6) Impact 147(12) Discussion 159(20) Acknowledgment/Acceptance 159(2) Identification 161(3) Idealization 164(1) Internalization 165(2) From Separateness to Attachment 167(2) From Illusion to Reality 169(2) Limitations and Implications for Future Research 171(4) Implications for Practice 175(1) Other Thoughts: Research versus Treatment 176(1) From Child to Adult 177(2) Appendix A: Consent Form 179(2) Appendix B: Statement to Subjects 181(2) Appendix C: Semistructured Interview Guide 183(2) Appendix D: The Fathers at a Glance 185(2) References 187(14) Index 201
Gottlieb, Andrew