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End of Patriarchy: Radical Feminism for Men Kindle END OF PATRIARCHY: RADICAL FEMINISM FOR MEN PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Robert Jensen | 192 pages | 01 Jan 2017 | Spinifex Press | 9781742199924 | English | North Melbourne, Australia End of Patriarchy: Radical Feminism for Men PDF Book Just as there was a prepatriarchal period, there could be a post-patriarchal era in human affairs, a point when we transcend the hierarchy of patriarchy. The industry offers images of black and brown men who are naturally sexually violent, nasty black women, hot-blooded Latinas, demure Asian geishas—every racist fantasy imaginable in white-supremacist societies such as the United States can be found in pornography. Maleness is both Scowcroft , : Radical feminism is often dismissed as being out of date, a philosophy for a previous era. By the end of that first year of study, I realized that my whole life I had been trying to live up to a standard of masculinity that was not only dangerous for girls and women but also toxic for boys and men. In short: The feminist anti-pornography movement, exemplified in the writings of Andrea Dworkin, was right. The book is subtitled "Radical Feminism for Men", but really anyone might find it interesting and useful, there isn't anything specifically directed at a male audience. It draws on a variety of examples, and explores new directions in the complexities of diverse male identities and emotional lives across different histories, cultures and traditions. In its form as a social movement, which we can call the WLM, the purpose of feminism is to, as the feminist scholar bell hooks summarised so succinctly in 'challenge, change and ultimately end More filters. And, crucially, I met a man who helped me understand all this, Jim Koplin, who turned out to be a great friend until his death a few years ago. Economic systems may determine who these others are , but sex and gender systems establish the preconditions for domination to emerge. MZ: Besides buying and sharing your excellent book, what would you suggest to someone men, in particular reading this interview in terms of doing their part in the struggle against patriarchy? Lerner argues this system was not the result of a conspiracy of evil males, but instead was created by men and women because the practices were initially beneficial for all. Across these different time periods, stories from life history interviews illuminate men's varying paths-- including men of different ethnic and class backgrounds--into anti-violence work. I want to obliterate white supremacism, patriarchy, imperialism, capitalism, and all systems of oppression that rob individuals of their chance to connect with other humans as equals. RJ: Liberal feminism has proved no more effective at achieving systemic change as has liberalism in realm of racial or economic justice. Showing Anyway, I think the book would match it's title more if Jensen had spent most of the book exploring more selfish reasons for men to explore radical feminism because there are quite a lot of reasons, including mental health. I leverage my presumed authority as a man to suggest that this presumed authority is a big problem. While there are always debates over history, and even more frequent debates over prehistory the period of human existence before written records , there is no evidence for this common view of patriarchy-since-the-beginning. The content of mainstream pornography has become steadily more overtly cruel and degrading to women, and more overtly racist. Robert Jensen's answer is feminism and a critique of patriarchy. Author : Margaret L. In this lucid, balanced and immaculately argued book, Robert Jensen builds his caseinexorably towards answering the biggest questions of our lives. Postmodern and liberal approaches that do not challenge the pornography industry have come to dominate academic and political feminism in the United States. Masculinity in patriarchy—that is, masculinity in a system of institutionalized male dominance —trains men to be competitive , in pursuit of conquest , which leads to routine confrontation , with the goal of always being in control of oneself and others. While I can imagine that in a world free of externally-defined and imposed binary gender definitions in which from birth every person can explore and express their unique gender identity, transgender people would almost certainly suffer less indeed, everyone would , that is a futuristic fantasy and there is no way to test the assumption that in the absence of patriarchy there would be no transgender people. Such men are rare. Australian National I will be sharing this article with my therapy groups. One good thing about the beginning of a journey an inclusive, anti- racist, anti-patriarchy, anti-capitalist feminist journey in my case is the possibility of what has yet to be explored. Letting go of pornography and male dominance means leaving the comfort zone within which men can achieve quick and easy orgasms, but it creates the space in which a new intimacy and sexuality can flourish. Pornography is more easily accessible than ever, to any child with a keyboard as well as to adults. In this essay I defend these claims by drawing on not only the available evidence, but also my own experience. Robert Jensen. Elizabeth Wilson explores these themes through an examination of fashion, feminism, consumer culture, representation and postmodernism. The solidarity expressed through the exchange of women represents solidarity between men. But within that diversity are patterns, and the patterns in pornography are clear: The bulk of the market focuses on heterosexual sex for predominantly male viewers, and much of that sexualizes domination and subordination. Throughout the women's movement, one side of the picture has remained in the shadows—the ways patriarchy affects men. End of Patriarchy: Radical Feminism for Men Writer I was suddenly galvanised to sit upright on the sofa where I had been dosing. To this end, entries attempt to introduce a core or common ground of understanding before moving on to a wider discussion of debates regarding different conceptual and geographical approaches. And at the same time, a critique that offers the most compelling way to understand the industry is increasingly marginalized. The first radical feminists , writing at the end of the s, modeled their writings on existing political theory, particularly, In this lucid, balanced and immaculately argued book, Robert Jensen builds his caseinexorably towards answering the biggest questions of our lives. But the pornography industry makes most of its money selling images of objectified female bodies for male sexual pleasure. The author is open about his thinking, his experiences, and how his views have changed over time. Please enable the javascript to submit this form. My embrace of radical feminism was neither quick nor easy. Jensen shrugged off his masculinity conditioning and supported radical feminism long before I did. The End of Patriarchy makes a powerful argument that a socially just society requires no less than a radical feminist overhaul of the dominant patriarchal structures. Unbeknownst to me, the same framework was being used by some to spread hate and vitriol. Patriarchy is seen not only as a system that oppresses women , but also as one that structurally and conceptually What happened? For anyone confused about the theoretical differences and political stakes, Jensen clarifies them with ease, never letting go of a mode of analysis anchored to his embodied subjectivity. About this product. Visit The Shop. Becoming sick and unhealthy is not the result of individual misfortune or an accident of nature. No one ever suggested them to me. Want to Read saving…. Fifteen years ago, I bit into something unusual that was illuminating and dignified. End of Patriarchy: Radical Feminism for Men Reviews Jensen is a thought leader in this field and I am grateful for his continued contributions. To that end , we need to concentrate on the situations of men. Given the millions of pornographic films and images in the world, of course there is considerable variation. In , during what is generally referred to in the United States as the second wave of feminism , Andrea Dworkin published Pornography: Men Possessing Women , her landmark book analyzing the patriarchal underpinnings of the rapidly expanding pornography industry. Robert Munsch Paperback Books. My capacity for joy has expanded in the second half of my life, along with my experience of grief. About this product. Yes, the sexual exploitation industries are complex, like any other human enterprise, but the core dynamic is men buying and selling girls and women—and sometimes boys and vulnerable men—for the sexual pleasure of men. A Mask! To ask other readers questions about The End of Patriarchy , please sign up. Feb 09, Angus Stirling rated it it was amazing. If men will open their minds to it, it will change their lives. It was Jim who helped me understand what was possible for men through radical feminism. Postmodern and liberal approaches that do not challenge the pornography industry have come to dominate academic and political feminism in the United States. Pornography does not free our sexual imaginations but keeps us trapped within the patriarchal project of protecting male power. This work examines the fundamental question of whether it is merely the content, or the essential methods and tools of political analysis, that need to be reassessed. It creates the possibility of awareness of what it will take to eventually reach an egalitarian culture. To learn more please visit somemen. Readers also enjoyed. Out of Stock. Some told me they kept quiet to avoid being shunned by classmates. That's like a whole 'nother book. But the pornography industry knows that the vast majority of its customers are men, and hence the majority of pornography reflects what pornographers believe men will watch—and come back to watch again—which helps shape contemporary sexual imaginations.
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