Since MacKinnon’s (1979) ground-breaking work in which she coined the term sexual harassment, there has been very little consensus as to what it actually is. Using callers’ stories of male sexual harassment taken from Kenyan talk radio, the purpose of this paper is to analyse the in situ production of an emic definition of (male) sexual harassment. Further, using positioning theory as a methodology, this paper aims (1) to make visible the gendered identity work that defining, or not defining, an event as male sexual harassment occasions and (2) to show how hegemonic masculinity is achieved through stories and their evaluation by the radio host and other callers who talk certain masculinities into being as normative and others as deviant.

中文翻译：

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“男性会受到性骚扰吗？”

自从 MacKinnon (1979) 开创性的工作创造了性骚扰这个词以来，关于它究竟是什么几乎没有达成共识。使用来自肯尼亚谈话电台的来电者的男性性骚扰故事，本文的目的是分析（男性）性骚扰的主位定义的原位产生。此外，使用定位理论作为一种方法，本文旨在 (1) 使性别认同工作可见，即定义或不定义一个事件为男性性骚扰事件，以及 (2) 展示霸权男性气质是如何通过故事和他们由电台主持人和其他来电者评估，他们将某些男性气质说成是规范的，而其他人则是越轨的。