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Felix Scholz's blogMartial arts and broadening understandings of masculinity.( As always this can be seen in the original context here ) One of the few 'traditionally' masculine and predominantly homosocial activities I engage in, and have (on and off) for many years, is martial arts/self-defence - and I've found it really interesting and surprising in terms of engagement with masculinity. Dealing with a Crisis( As always this can be seen in the original context, and with he original comment threads of critical masculinities blog here ) Women in the military and the myth of male combat( As always this can be seen in the original context, and with he original comment threads of critical masculinities blog here ) Generation Kill - a study in hypermasculinity.( As always this can be seen in the original context of critical masculinities blog here ) Oh that's right, I don't just talk about regular masculinities, I talk about hypermasculinities. No Rocking the Boat when it comes to cinematic representationI love a good pun-based title. The other night I watched The Boat That Rocked - a 2009 film by Richard Curtis of Love Actually fame. Wikipedia Tells me that it will be Called "Pirate Radio" in the US & have a November release date. It is a comedy about a Pirate Radio based offshore on a boat, in '60s Britain - hence the title(s). This film is nostalgia. Why Masculinity?
Note: The posts that appear here also appear in their original context at my blog Critical Masculinities - and as I've just started posting here, for a little while I'll be reposting older entries from Critical Masculinities, until the content catches up. |