Mapping N-Dimensional Gender Space: Crafting a Healthy Masculinity, part ???

Despite the fact that I’m listing off individuals, what I’m really pointing to are specific images of people crystallized in popular culture. Marcus Aurelius was not always the Marcus Aurelius that is remembered by history and popular imaginings. The historical figures, considered this way, are no more real than the most crudely drawn stock character: real people are complex and contain multitudes. Characters – even the most three-dimensional, deep characters – are often the opposite.

Analysis, Healthy Masculinity, Written by: CameronCameron SummersJanuary 3, 2024Gender, Maggie Nelson, The Argonauts, Masculinity, Healthy Masculinity, Johan Huizinga, Homo Ludens, Ludo-analysisComment