爸爸的身体:不可能的身体?

Q1 Social Sciences The Journal of Men's Studies Pub Date : 2021-07-29 DOI:10.1177/10608265211035790
S. Clay, Chris Brickell
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“Dad Bod”一词最早出现在2015年大学生皮尔森的一篇文章中,最初描述的是一种脂肪和肌肉平衡的年轻男性体格,也意味着一种放松的生活方式,包括大量的啤酒和披萨。自那以后,这个词开始流行,并进入了家庭词汇,通常与中年早期的男性有关。利用斯科特的“行为调节”理论和男性健康、健身杂志、博客和其他流行媒体上的数字文章,这篇文章研究了“老爸身材”与女性性欲、健康、幸福、男性身体积极性和男子气概之间的联系。Dad Bod讲述了新自由主义社会中深刻的紧张局势,人们通过忽视、抵制和/或体现这种身份,以各种方式驾驭这种紧张局势。
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The Dad Bod: An Impossible Body?
The term “Dad Bod” first emerged in a 2015 article by college student Pearson and initially described a young male physique that balances fat and muscle and also connotes a relaxed lifestyle involving ample amounts of beer and pizza. The term has since gained in popularity and entered the household lexicon, often in relation to early-middle-aged men. Using Scott’s theory of “performative regulation” and digital articles from men’s health and fitness magazines, blogs, and other popular media outlets, this article examines connections between the Dad Bod and female sexual desire, health, well-being, men’s body positivity, and masculinity. The Dad Bod speaks to profound tensions in neoliberal society which men navigate in a range of ways by ignoring, resisting, and/or embodying this identity.
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The Journal of Men's Studies
The Journal of Men's Studies Social Sciences-Cultural Studies
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