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This book studies some of the important myths of masculinity in popular culture, including the western, the horror film, rock music and pornography. The book begins with an assessment of some of the key theoretical issues in gender studies and cultural studies, including identification between subject and text, and the debate over the male subject position and the female object position in patriarchal culture.
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Clayton Ratledge
reviewed Male myths and icons on February 21, 2016
Male myths and icons
So maybe it wasn't a book that I picked up on my own from a bookstore. But so what that I had to read it for Anthropological Theory class? I loved it!
This book is education, yes; but at the same time, Lancaster's quirky sense of humor makes it much more fun than your average "I-was-assigned-to-read-this-book-so-shoot-me-now" required reading material. I particularly enjoyed the sections dealing with the "science" of homosexuality. Lancaster makes it clear that he does not "believe in" a "gay gene" or a "gay brain", but rather enculturation processes that may make men more "feminine" and women more "masculine" as described by their cultures.
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