To be a man : in search of the deep masculine

The 1990s will be the decade in which the men's movement emerges as a vital force for redefining masculinity. To Be a Man can serve as the bible for the new male by exploring such issues as suppressed wildness, grief, and shame, as well as perennial topics such as competition, work, fatherhood, and loving relationaships. The audience for this New Consciousnesss reader also includes women who seek to understand their husbands and sons. To Be A Man: Questions Of Identity -- Male Initiation: Images Of Masculine Rites Of Passage -- Through The Eye Of The Wound: Images Of Male Pain, Fear, Anger, Loss, And Grief -- The Body Of His Soul: Passion, Desire, Imagination, Sexuality, And Spirit -- Loving, Losing, Leaving, Longing: Encounters With Women And The Feminine -- The Tall One Called Father: Psychological, Mythic, Religious, And Personal Reflections -- Ways Of Men At Work -- Keeping Male Company: The Spirit And Soul Of Men Together As Men -- The Last Season: Men Growing Older. Edited By Keith Thompson. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 275-277). More than two decades after moving to Saudi Arabia from America and marrying Abdullah Baylani, Rosalie learns that her husband has married a second wife. The discovery plunges the powerful family into chaos as Rosalie grapples with leaving Saudi Arabia, her life and her family behind. Twenty-five years into her marriage to wealthy Abdullah al-Baylani, the American Rosalie is shattered to find that her husband has taken another wife, and worries about the effect this will have on their teenage children, Faisal and Mariam--worries that will soon prove prescient. A Saudi-born Author's Stunning Debut Novel Tells The Story Of A Saudi Billionaire And The Turmoil And Heartbreak That Rock His Family After His American Wife Discovers He Has Taken A Second Bride, And His Son Begins An Ominous Journey Towards Radicalism.