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Die Geschlechterordnung ist nach wie vor von einer idealisierten Vorstellung von Männlichkeit bestimmt. Dennoch skandalisieren die Medien regelmäßig einen »Verfall« von Männlichkeit. Elahe Haschemi Yekani unterzieht diese »angebliche Krise der Männlichkeit« einer kritischen Überprüfung. Sie entlarvt die Krisenrhetorik als Instrument, das privilegierte Positionen absichern soll. Die Studie bietet eingehende Analysen kolonialer und postkolonialer Krisennarrative in Literatur und Film.
Die Geschlechterordnung ist nach wie vor von einer idealisierten Vorstellung von Männlichkeit bestimmt. Dennoch skandalisieren die Medien regelmäßig einen »Verfall« von Männlichkeit. Elahe Haschemi Yekani unterzieht diese »angebliche Krise der Männlichkeit« einer kritischen Überprüfung. Sie entlarvt die Krisenrhetorik als Instrument, das privilegierte Positionen absichern soll. Die Studie bietet eingehende Analysen kolonialer und postkolonialer Krisennarrative in Literatur und Film.
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Autorenporträt
Elahe Haschemi Yekani, Dr. phil., ist wiss. Mitarbeiterin am Institut für Anglistik und Amerikanistik an der Humboldt- Universität zu Berlin.
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ContentsAcknowledgements7Introduction: Contained and Exposed Crises9Crisis as a Privilege14Colonial and Postcolonial Contexts18Masculinity as an Interdependent Category25'Hegemonic' and 'Marginalised' Masculinities28The Narratability of Masculinity and Narrative Patterns331. Colonial Masculinities: Gentlemen and Hunters, Hybrid 'Sahibs' and Failures41Henry Rider Haggard: Nostalgic African Adventures50King Solomon's Mines: "We are men, thou and I"53She: "Heat, misery, and mosquitoes"64Colonial Photography: The Spectacle of the 'Self'78Heroic Hunters87Establishing Order98Rudyard Kipling: The Ambivalence of Empire106Kim: An Orientalist Coming of Age108Joseph Conrad: Masculine Modernism121The Nigger of the "Narcissus": Allegories of 'Black' Death and'White' Camaraderie123Heart of Darkness: White Men on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown1362. Postcolonial Masculinities: Hybrid Men, Fanatics and Anti-Heroes154Hanif Kureishi: New Ways of Being British158The Buddha of Suburbia: "A funny kind of Englishman"160The Black Album: Hybrid Crisis174Postcolonial Films: Queering the Imperial Gaze?186My Beautiful Laundrette: Coming-out 'In-Between'186The Crying Game: Male Femininity as a Spectacle199Zadie Smith: Hysterical Realism and Happy Multiculturalism?216White Teeth: Back to the Future217J.M. Coetzee: Postmodern Despair233Waiting for the Barbarians: Allegories of the Failure of 'Self' and 'Other'235Disgrace: Male Author-ity in an Age of Disgrace?248Conclusion: Towards a Particularisation of the Crisis of Masculinity - En/Countering Post-9/11 Crisis Narratives of Uncertainty263Abbreviations274List of Illustrations275Bibliography277Index311Contents
Acknowledgements7
Introduction: Contained and Exposed Crises9 Crisis as a Privilege14 Colonial and Postcolonial Contexts18 Masculinity as an Interdependent Category25 'Hegemonic' and 'Marginalised' Masculinities28 The Narratability of Masculinity and Narrative Patterns33
1. Colonial Masculinities: Gentlemen and Hunters, Hybrid 'Sahibs' and Failures41 Henry Rider Haggard: Nostalgic African Adventures50 King Solomon's Mines: "We are men, thou and I"53 She: "Heat, misery, and mosquitoes"64 Colonial Photography: The Spectacle of the 'Self'78 Heroic Hunters87 Establishing Order98 Rudyard Kipling: The Ambivalence of Empire106 Kim: An Orientalist Coming of Age108 Joseph Conrad: Masculine Modernism121 The Nigger of the "Narcissus": Allegories of 'Black' Death and 'White' Camaraderie123 Heart of Darkness: White Men on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown136
2. Postcolonial Masculinities: Hybrid Men, Fanatics and Anti-Heroes154 Hanif Kureishi: New Ways of Being British158 The Buddha of Suburbia: "A funny kind of Englishman"160 The Black Album: Hybrid Crisis174 Postcolonial Films: Queering the Imperial Gaze?186 My Beautiful Laundrette: Coming-out 'In-Between'186 The Crying Game: Male Femininity as a Spectacle199 Zadie Smith: Hysterical Realism and Happy Multiculturalism?216 White Teeth: Back to the Future217 J.M. Coetzee: Postmodern Despair233 Waiting for the Barbarians: Allegories of the Failure of 'Self' and 'Other'235 Disgrace: Male Author-ity in an Age of Disgrace?248
Conclusion: Towards a Particularisation of the Crisis of Masculinity - En/Countering Post-9/11 Crisis Narratives of Uncertainty263
Abbreviations274 List of Illustrations275 Bibliography277 Index311
ContentsAcknowledgements7Introduction: Contained and Exposed Crises9Crisis as a Privilege14Colonial and Postcolonial Contexts18Masculinity as an Interdependent Category25'Hegemonic' and 'Marginalised' Masculinities28The Narratability of Masculinity and Narrative Patterns331. Colonial Masculinities: Gentlemen and Hunters, Hybrid 'Sahibs' and Failures41Henry Rider Haggard: Nostalgic African Adventures50King Solomon's Mines: "We are men, thou and I"53She: "Heat, misery, and mosquitoes"64Colonial Photography: The Spectacle of the 'Self'78Heroic Hunters87Establishing Order98Rudyard Kipling: The Ambivalence of Empire106Kim: An Orientalist Coming of Age108Joseph Conrad: Masculine Modernism121The Nigger of the "Narcissus": Allegories of 'Black' Death and'White' Camaraderie123Heart of Darkness: White Men on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown1362. Postcolonial Masculinities: Hybrid Men, Fanatics and Anti-Heroes154Hanif Kureishi: New Ways of Being British158The Buddha of Suburbia: "A funny kind of Englishman"160The Black Album: Hybrid Crisis174Postcolonial Films: Queering the Imperial Gaze?186My Beautiful Laundrette: Coming-out 'In-Between'186The Crying Game: Male Femininity as a Spectacle199Zadie Smith: Hysterical Realism and Happy Multiculturalism?216White Teeth: Back to the Future217J.M. Coetzee: Postmodern Despair233Waiting for the Barbarians: Allegories of the Failure of 'Self' and 'Other'235Disgrace: Male Author-ity in an Age of Disgrace?248Conclusion: Towards a Particularisation of the Crisis of Masculinity - En/Countering Post-9/11 Crisis Narratives of Uncertainty263Abbreviations274List of Illustrations275Bibliography277Index311Contents
Acknowledgements7
Introduction: Contained and Exposed Crises9 Crisis as a Privilege14 Colonial and Postcolonial Contexts18 Masculinity as an Interdependent Category25 'Hegemonic' and 'Marginalised' Masculinities28 The Narratability of Masculinity and Narrative Patterns33
1. Colonial Masculinities: Gentlemen and Hunters, Hybrid 'Sahibs' and Failures41 Henry Rider Haggard: Nostalgic African Adventures50 King Solomon's Mines: "We are men, thou and I"53 She: "Heat, misery, and mosquitoes"64 Colonial Photography: The Spectacle of the 'Self'78 Heroic Hunters87 Establishing Order98 Rudyard Kipling: The Ambivalence of Empire106 Kim: An Orientalist Coming of Age108 Joseph Conrad: Masculine Modernism121 The Nigger of the "Narcissus": Allegories of 'Black' Death and 'White' Camaraderie123 Heart of Darkness: White Men on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown136
2. Postcolonial Masculinities: Hybrid Men, Fanatics and Anti-Heroes154 Hanif Kureishi: New Ways of Being British158 The Buddha of Suburbia: "A funny kind of Englishman"160 The Black Album: Hybrid Crisis174 Postcolonial Films: Queering the Imperial Gaze?186 My Beautiful Laundrette: Coming-out 'In-Between'186 The Crying Game: Male Femininity as a Spectacle199 Zadie Smith: Hysterical Realism and Happy Multiculturalism?216 White Teeth: Back to the Future217 J.M. Coetzee: Postmodern Despair233 Waiting for the Barbarians: Allegories of the Failure of 'Self' and 'Other'235 Disgrace: Male Author-ity in an Age of Disgrace?248
Conclusion: Towards a Particularisation of the Crisis of Masculinity - En/Countering Post-9/11 Crisis Narratives of Uncertainty263
Abbreviations274 List of Illustrations275 Bibliography277 Index311
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