The Affective Politics of Awkward Masculinity, Todd Reeser
16 June, 2015
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Professor Todd Reeser (University of Pittsburgh)examines how affect, being pre-linguistic, can destabilize the normative and hegemonic model of masculinity. Reeser is author of Masculinities in Theory (2010); "Entre hommes”: French and other websites Masculinities in Theory and Culture (2008); and Moderating Masculinity in Early Modern Culture (2006).
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