细胞://脸颊/下巴:对脆弱的男子气概,致命的身体理想,同性恋恐惧症和国家社会主义美学的重新审视

IF 0.4 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Fashion Style & Popular Culture Pub Date : 2022-07-20 DOI:10.1386/fspc_00142_1
Sarah Held
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这篇文章关注的是脆弱的男子气概及其专制和暴力的倾向,通过关注一个特定的社会群体/在线社区的男性称为incels(非自愿独身者)的特征。Incels指的是那些没有性接触的男性,他们把自己排除在性接触之外归咎于女性,并创建有害的网络社区来分享他们暴力和致命的厌女症。本文将详细介绍她们的典型特征,包括对她们理想身材的讨论。这些有毒的身体政治是国家社会主义美学的样本,充满了同性恋的外表和身体风格。和其他右翼组织一样,煽动者受到恐同和种族主义的驱使。在他们的世界观中,他们也将自己不符合主流审美规范的外表理解为他们无性的原因。这篇文章关注的是厌恶女性的网络社区通过整容手术实现“容貌最大化”的策略。从流行文化到纳粹时尚,他们从各种各样的场景中选取了理想化的身体形象,展示了源自古代神话的一致的身体理想。
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incels://cheeks/jaws: On fragile masculinity, fatal body ideals, homophobic homoeroticism and National Socialist aesthetics revisited
This article is concerned with fragile masculinity and its tendency towards authoritarianism and violence by focusing on the characteristics of a specific social group/online community of men called incels (involuntary celibates). Incels are men who have no sexual encounters, blame women for their exclusion from sexual contact and create toxic online communities to share their violent and deadly misogyny. This article will detail their typical characteristics, including a discussion of their idealized body appearances. These toxic body politics are sampled by National Socialist aesthetics and charged with homoerotic looks and body styles. Like other right-wing groups, incels are driven by homophobia and racism. In their world-view, they also understand their own non-beauty-compliant appearance according to the mainstream normative of beauty as a reason for their sexlessness. The article focuses on the strategy of the misogynistic online community to achieve ‘looksmaxxing’ through cosmetic surgery. Their idealized body images sampled from various set pieces, from pop culture to Nazi chic, display consistent body ideals which feed on ancient mythologies.
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