Article here. Excerpt:
"Many men believe the world is now dominated by women and that they have lost their role in society, fuelling feelings of depression and being undervalued...
But the hunter-gatherer role is still a strong male instinct. Once fatherhood arrives, men say they would prefer a more traditional role of either being the sole breadwinner with their partner a full-time mother and homemaker (34 per cent), or the main breadwinner with their partner working part-time (24 per cent)...
...What they apparently want is what some American academics have dubbed a "menaissance" - a return to manliness, where figures such as Sir Winston Churchill were models of manhood...
...Harvey Mansfield, a Harvard professor and America's best known political philosopher, who tackles the topic in his book Manliness, says the issue is ignored.
"A man has to be embarrassed about being a man. I am trying to bring back the word manliness. It's not respected," he said.
