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Masculinity --- Masculinité

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Testosterone --- Masculinity --- Masculinité --- Testostérone. --- Masculinité.

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Hommes. --- Masculinite. --- Mouvement masculiniste.

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"Mishima le romancier, Mishima le bodybuilder. Étonnante synthèse, en un seul individu, des mots et des muscles ! Le Mishima ultranationaliste, critiquant l’Occident au profit d’un Japon ancestral mythique, cache un homosexuel décomplexé, fréquentant les bars gays et assumant ses fantasmes. Comment comprendre son suicide, le fameux seppuku en 1970 : aveu d’échec d’un homme de quarante-cinq ans, ou manière de finir en beauté, avant que la vieillesse ne rende le corps à sa complète décrépitude ? Thierry Hoquet analyse la puissance des contradictions au cœur de la vie et de l’œuvre de Mishima. Beauté et décadence, ivresse et angoisse, jouissance et mort, tradition et modernité, tel est ce « mystère Mishima » qu’il nous invite à explorer. Au-delà de la figure du romancier japonais, ce livre est aussi un essai de philosophie incarnée, sur les différentes formes que prend la virilité, tantôt conquérante, tantôt inquiète."

Masculinité --- Mishima, Yukio,

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Each contribution to this book discusses key issues arising from the portrayal of men and the formation of masculine identities in a range of representative and landmark texts, fictional and non-fictional, drawn from different historical periods and from various countries in the Hispanophone Americas. There is an emphasis on the ways in which writers from Argentina (Manuel Puig), Chile (the Spaniard Alonso de Ercilla y Zúñiga and the Chilean Nicolás Palacios), Mexico (Gustavo Sainz and Ángeles Mastretta) and the Hispanic USA (Jennifer Harbury and Francisco Goldman) have explored the themes of love, friendship and trust and their transformative power for gender relations in situations and contexts where deception, exploitation and oppression are often disturbingly present. There is also a discussion of the applications, insights and limitations of different theoretical frameworks and concepts relevant to the task of producing gendered readings, including Connell’s ‘world gender order’ and ‘hegemonic masculinity’, as well as ‘the cult of virility’ as characterised by Still and Worton, Chela Sandoval’s ‘decolonial love’ and ‘methodology of the oppressed’ and Beasley-Murray’s ‘posthegemony’.

Masculinité --- Dans la littérature.