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Detalhes da Produção
| Tipo | Apresentação de Trabalho |
| Grupo | Produção Bibliográfica |
| Descrição | MOLINA, A. W.. `Applied Androgynous: communication and masculinity`. 2016. |
| Autor | Anelise Wesolowski Molina |
| Ano | 2016 |
Informações Complementares
| Ano | 2016 |
| Cidade de Apresentação | Londres |
| Descricão e Informacões Adicionais | The definitions of Men and Women in symbolic terms are arrays of the constitution of the identity of the person born under certain biological sex. It is worthy of the status "man" who, in the foreground, born with a penis and, shortly thereafter, does earn it - makes the penis phallus, "privileged signifier" that is, above all, power over each other on nature, over other weaker individuals - women, children and any other disadvantaged. Institutions of power (political, religious, family) are structurally and symbolically masculine. This article aims to explore the possibilities of destabilization such masculinity. For this, we will place the issue of imagination - the man, his penis and how these elements are engendered, to form the aesthetic known as inherent in males resulting in all the symbolic apparatus around each individual "man"; subsequently, we will point out some of the consequences of such construction in different visual artifacts and media - advertising, film, fashion, music, photography - and as the traditional masculinity appears in such products. Then we intend to explore subversions, especially by bringing current examples. From such examples in the end propose alternative vectors which may, over time, lead to other forms to be "man". |
| Descricão e Informacões Adicionais(en) | The definitions of Men and Women in symbolic terms are arrays of the constitution of the identity of the person born under certain biological sex. It is worthy of the status "man" who, in the foreground, born with a penis and, shortly thereafter, does earn it - makes the penis phallus, "privileged signifier" that is, above all, power over each other on nature, over other weaker individuals - women, children and any other disadvantaged. Institutions of power (political, religious, family) are structurally and symbolically masculine. This article aims to explore the possibilities of destabilization such masculinity. For this, we will place the issue of imagination - the man, his penis and how these elements are engendered, to form the aesthetic known as inherent in males resulting in all the symbolic apparatus around each individual "man"; subsequently, we will point out some of the consequences of such construction in different visual artifacts and media - advertising, film, fashion, music, photography - and as the traditional masculinity appears in such products. Then we intend to explore subversions, especially by bringing current examples. From such examples in the end propose alternative vectors which may, over time, lead to other forms to be "man". |
| Divulgação Científica | NAO |
| Idioma | Inglês |
| Instituição Promotora | Culture, Media and Creative Industries - King`s College London |
| Local da Apresentação | King`s College London |
| Natureza | COMUNICACAO |
| Nome do Evento | CMCI PhD Conference (In)Visible Cultures |
| País | Grã-Bretanha |
| Relevância | SIM |
| Título | `Applied Androgynous: communication and masculinity` |
| Título(en) | `Applied Androgynous: communication and masculinity` |