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Constructing the Image of the Mexican Revolution: Cinema and the Archive (review)

One of the strengths of the analysis rests on the author's exploration of the performance of masculinity and men's attitudes toward gender relations and violence. While research based on police station complaints reveals that most instances of violence erupt over mundane issues, such as how to discipline children or spend money, men in her focus groups argue that violence is only a legitimate avenue to assert one's masculinity when dishonor (e.g., female adultery) is involved. By drawing on contrasting accounts, including the changing power dynamics between the pseudonymous Zizi and Jorginho of the Bomfim family, Hautzinger illustrates how gender norms, family/community intervention, and police intervention alter their historic pattern of abuse.