emmanuel reynaud holy virility the social construction of masculinity

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Contents: 1. Introduction / 1 ------------------------- The division into sexes / 2 The origins of patriarchy / 8 Mutilation as foundation / 13 2. Man and his body / 16 -------------------------------- The disappearing body /17 Manly aesthetics / 21 Desiring to be a woman /26 3. Man and his penis / 31 --------------------------------- Ignorance and mutilation / 32 The symbol of power / 36 4. Man and sexuality / 43 --------------------------------- The music of power /44 Rape and eroticism /48 Fearful homosexuality / 53 5. The myth of the phallic orgasm /58 ---------------------------------------------- Man: impotent or frigid? / 59 Male sexuality and its breakdowns /62 6. The daddy and the rapist / 71 -------------------------------------------- Authority / 73 Possessing the desired object / 79 7. Marriage / 86 ---------------------- Women as private property / 89 The contradictions of appropriation / 92 8. Between men / 98 ------------------------------- Hierarchy: man's prison / 100 History: a power struggle between men / 105 Notes / 116
1 INTRODUCTION Old ideas die hard; in spite of our increasingly precise understanding of the mechanisms of oppression, the division of humanity into men and women is still generally presented as natural. The fact that throughout history 'nature' has always been invoked to justify the power of one group over another has not, for most people, cast any doubt over the validity of the division of humankind into sexes. People who assert that the mother's presence is essential to a child's development during the first eighteen months, or that childbearing is woman's greatest fultilment, are disguising what is cultural by claiming that it is natural. The same attitude is found in people who argue that it was natural for black people to be slaves on the cotton plantations as the pigmentation of their skin protected them from the sun's rays. When physical characteristics like black people's skin pigmentation or women's aptitude for pregnancy are used as arguments to subject the former to cultivating cotton and the latter to rearing children, then it is no longer a question of nature but, quite simply, of oppression. Cotton-
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Male sexuality and its breakdowns M
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Why get a hard-on if one does not a
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«Nathalie put her finger on it tha
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the flesh by exerting total control
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appropriation of women means that a
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has fallen so low that the job is b
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[The daddy and the rapist / 77] Art
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Man does not generally envisage rel
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«I would like to put in an ad: '22
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discord that women are supposed to
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wife cannot claim her body as her o
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. . The list of disadvantages of th
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The contradictions of appropriation
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of Christianity, to usher it into t
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sacrifice. But at the same time he
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[Between men / 99] Faced with the w
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There is never a human being at the
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Relations between men in patriarchy
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possession of their rights, their w
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fragility of power when men at last
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Power rid of its eternal alibi appe
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doing this, they have set in motion
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2. MAN AND HIS BODY 1. Joseph Dietz
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6. THE DADDY AND THE RAPIST 1. Heid
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