EL MACHISM AND THE PERFORMANCES OF HEGEMONIC MASCULINITIES
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https://doi.org/10.22481/praxisedu.v16i37.6402Abstract
In this work we reflect on the construction of new masculine identities based on fluid models, and that they can not exercise machismo for 24 hours, so they need the performativity of hegemonic identities as a patriarchal survival resource. We briefly comment on some of the territories such as football and bars that act as social fields where this patriarchal structure is reproduced and we bring examples of habits that continue to structure patriarchy. The ethics of care applied to the education of children could be a radical turn in the conception of the human being.
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