Queer Men's Narrative
Rethinking Masculinity and Identity in Society
Jude Dibia editor Olumide Makanjuola editor
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Cassava Republic Press
Published:4th Feb '20
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This insightful work explores how societal definitions of masculinity impact both queer and straight men, urging a re-evaluation of these restrictive norms.
The book Queer Men's Narrative invites readers to reconsider traditional notions of masculinity and how these ideas shape societal expectations. It argues that the definitions of what it means to be a man are often restrictive, limiting both queer and straight men in their expressions of identity and freedom. Through a collection of narratives, the book illustrates the commonalities between queer and straight men in their responses to societal pressures, revealing shared struggles against stereotypes and expectations.
In exploring the experiences of various queer men, Queer Men's Narrative highlights the ways in which some individuals may cling to outdated ideals such as sexism, toxic masculinity, and patriarchal values. This phenomenon occurs as they seek to validate their own masculinity in a world that imposes rigid definitions of gender roles. The narratives serve as a mirror, reflecting how these pressures can distort personal identity and inhibit genuine understanding among individuals.
Ultimately, Queer Men's Narrative challenges readers to rethink not only the concept of masculinity but also its broader implications for society. By questioning the limitations imposed by traditional gender roles, the book advocates for a more inclusive understanding of identity that allows for greater freedom and connection between all individuals, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
ISBN: 9781911115823
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