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Mar 15, 2018 · Let’s talk about it—Masculinity and war. Let’s break the silence about mainly male violence. We can and should talk about men and masculinity in war, or even men and masculinity as war. We can do this by owning the problem and creating a more honest and realistic policy discussion of masculinity and war, which can be carefully informed by ...
Let’s break the silence about mainly male violence. We can and should talk about men and masculinity in war, or even men and masculinity as war. We can do this by owning the problem and creating a more honest and realistic policy discussion of masculinity and war, which can be carefully informed by psychology, ethics, sociology, biology and ...
Apr 23, 2019 · Junger describes this as “the idea that young men in combat act in ways that emulate images they’ve seen – movies, photographs – of other men in other wars, other battles”, leading to the feedback loop “between the world of images and the world of men”. Hetherington would later refer to this as the constituting the ‘software’ of the war machine:
May 14, 2019 · The result: a startling denial of men’s suffering. But it is only by taking account of this specifically masculine suffering—of the particularity of the masculine condition in war—that we can talk about masculinity and war in humanitarian terms. There seems to be little recognition in most people’s minds of this double burden of suffering.
Mar 28, 2022 · The silence is manifested in the way sexual and gender-based violence on men and boys in conflict situations have been often seen under the broad rubrics of torture which overlooks the sexual harm involved in the practice.
Sep 14, 2022 · In particular, sexual violence brings a different kind war into view: a nasty war of conquest aiming to subjugate Ukraine totally. Russia’s brutal tactics reveal something about its aims in Ukraine, calling us to look beyond comfortable analytical frames, to bear witness, and ultimately to address as scholars and global citizens the silences and omissions that have led us to this point.
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Nov 1, 2019 · The study of ‘subordinate masculinities’ has often been preoccupied with ‘problem men’, and has been formative in work on (male) crime and violence. 44 Kimmel, who has written extensively on politically radical masculinities, notes that ‘all masculinities are not created equal’. 45 Within the extremism discourse, ‘toxic’ men are often the most marginalized, or subordinate, in ...
