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The Violate Man: Male/Male Rape in the American Imagination

Aaron C. Thomas
4.9/5 (27402 ratings)
Description:The Violate Man is about the discourse of male/male rape in American culture since the mid-1960s. Thomas analyzes film, television, and theater to indict how treatments of male/male rape narratives have encouraged us to interpret sexual violence over the last sixty years. This discourse is productive for our thinking about the real world. The Violate Man finds that these narratives establish—and often maintain or reinforce—longstanding racialized and sexualized traditions about where male/male rape happens, who commits it, why it is committed, and which of us is vulnerable to its victimization. The most influential of these rape narratives also reinforce a complex series of masculinist assumptions that produce the male body as able-bodied, whole, and impenetrable, disallowing bodies broken by violence, sexual and otherwise, from the very category of male.From the punchlines of bro comedies to the vengeance arc of prison dramas, Thomas argues that male/male rape narratives are used by writers, filmmakers, and comedians to make sense of the changing landscape of American masculinity, and that these narratives have shifted widely since the 1960s, reflecting masculinity's varying anxieties and concerns."Thomas develops an insightful, incisive, and entirely original analysis of the cultural discourse on male/male sexual violence, demonstrating persuasively that the frequent disavowal of such discourse—the repeated claim that such violence is never spoken of—both belies and reveals its pervasive presence. A must-read for all who seek to understand the powerful and often damaging ways that sexual assault is represented in film, television, and literature."—Ann J. Cahill, author of Rethinking RapeWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Violate Man: Male/Male Rape in the American Imagination. To get started finding The Violate Man: Male/Male Rape in the American Imagination, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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The Violate Man: Male/Male Rape in the American Imagination

Aaron C. Thomas
4.4/5 (1290744 ratings)
Description: The Violate Man is about the discourse of male/male rape in American culture since the mid-1960s. Thomas analyzes film, television, and theater to indict how treatments of male/male rape narratives have encouraged us to interpret sexual violence over the last sixty years. This discourse is productive for our thinking about the real world. The Violate Man finds that these narratives establish—and often maintain or reinforce—longstanding racialized and sexualized traditions about where male/male rape happens, who commits it, why it is committed, and which of us is vulnerable to its victimization. The most influential of these rape narratives also reinforce a complex series of masculinist assumptions that produce the male body as able-bodied, whole, and impenetrable, disallowing bodies broken by violence, sexual and otherwise, from the very category of male.From the punchlines of bro comedies to the vengeance arc of prison dramas, Thomas argues that male/male rape narratives are used by writers, filmmakers, and comedians to make sense of the changing landscape of American masculinity, and that these narratives have shifted widely since the 1960s, reflecting masculinity's varying anxieties and concerns."Thomas develops an insightful, incisive, and entirely original analysis of the cultural discourse on male/male sexual violence, demonstrating persuasively that the frequent disavowal of such discourse—the repeated claim that such violence is never spoken of—both belies and reveals its pervasive presence. A must-read for all who seek to understand the powerful and often damaging ways that sexual assault is represented in film, television, and literature."—Ann J. Cahill, author of Rethinking RapeWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Violate Man: Male/Male Rape in the American Imagination. To get started finding The Violate Man: Male/Male Rape in the American Imagination, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages
274
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0826508154

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