#429 - Nina Power - The Crisis Of Modern Masculinity
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Notable books mentioned: Freud, The Patriarchy, The Game by Neil Strauss, Essentialism by Greg Mick Ewan
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The host references Freud to highlight the complexities of understanding male desires and identities in contemporary society. This mention serves t…
The host critiques the casual use of the term 'patriarchy' in contemporary discourse, arguing that it often overlooks class dynamics and the comple…
The host briefly mentions Neil Strauss's book to highlight its focus on the world of pickup artists. This reference serves to provide context for t…
#429 - Nina Power - The Crisis Of Modern Masculinity mentions Freud, The Patriarchy, The Game by Neil Strauss, and Essentialism by Greg Mick Ewan with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
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“I do make a joke about it in the book I do say I don't really know what men want in the first place it's a kind of jibe about freud because freud famously says you know what what does woman want and he doesn't know either.”
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“Well I there's a chapter in my book which discusses this and I say that I think the way in which it's generally used in a casual way today is completely meaningless.”
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“The discussion references Neil Strauss's book, which talks about the world of pickup artists and the dynamics of dating.”
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“The author discusses working with executives who realize that their pursuit of success has led to personal failures, highlighting the themes of work-life balance and personal relationships.”
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“The book is mentioned in the context of discussing masculinity and its implications in society.”
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tfw no gf
“A documentary by Alex Leah Moyer that interviews young men who post on incel forums, exploring their lives and struggles in impoverished areas.”
Don't Look Up
“There's this line from Don't Look Up in Netflix, which I thought was amazing. One of the guys says, the scariest part is they're not even clever enough to coordinate the conspiracies that you think.”