The New Man: Masculinity After Traditionalism and Feminist Reaction

We do not have to endure politically correct ideologists pushing their gender politics to create the most despiteful picture of the heterosexual male. This book shows how we can identify and resist gender ideologies, and hereby pragmatically develop an egalitarian masculinity. It describes the new man; a curious and reflective human being who loves women. The new man emerges through the reflective learning he experiences in egalitarian relationships. He does not waste his energy returning the hate and suppression of people following traditionalist or feminist dogmas. This book is an extremely honest and hereby provocative investigation of contemporary masculinity. While the description of manhood roots in critical social analysis and philosophy, the author kept this book accessible to everyone, and published the academic background elsewhere. First readers commented: . a refreshingly different perspective on gender relations . extremely insightful, yet hilarious . finally someone cares about heterosexual males . this guy is serious