DOI: 10.26686/wgtn.17014121
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‘A Man’s Environment’? The Petone Workingmen’s Club and Masculinity in New Zealand after 1945

Abstract: <p>My thesis, in the broadest terms, looks at New Zealand men’s understanding of themselves and their work. My study is based on oral history interviews with male members of the Petone Workingmen’s Club in Lower Hutt, Wellington. This thesis has two purposes: to compare men’s experiences with wider understandings of class, work and masculinity in New Zealand during the post-World War II period, and to complicate the assumptions about masculinity that have gone somewhat unexplored in historiography.  This… Show more

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