Dedication

Epigraph

Acknowledgments

Preface

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Introduction

Part 1: "Style, Guile, Balls, Imagination, and Autonomy": The Anarchist Masculinity of the Diggers and Free Families

Chapter 1. Origins: The Diggers, the Haight-Ashbury, and Hip Identity

Chapter 2. Personal Heaviness: Defining and Defending Countercultural Masculinity in the Haight-Ashbury

Chapter 3. Brothers and Rivals, Stud Peacocks and Earth Mothers: Gender Relations among the Digger Heavies

Part 2: "We Be Yogis and Yoginis Together in Our Families": Tantric Masculinity on The Farm

Chapter 4. "I Used To Believe in Hemingway": The Self-Making of a Haight-Ashbury Spiritual Teacher

Chapter 5. "We Here Work as Hard as We Can": The Farm's Sexual Division of Labor

Chapter 6. "Like a Good Horse Follows a Rider": Shaping Tantric Manhood in Marriage, Sexuality, and Childbirth

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