The Way of Men is the book that cracked the code of masculinity.

Advertisers create the illusion that masculinity can be bought. States and institutions want men to believe that masculinity is the product of obedience. Some say that masculinity is a measure of how many women a man has conquered in bed. Some guys say that "real men" follow their own favorite sports team or do whatever men in their own group like to do. Priests and preachers insist that you can only be a "real man" if you follow their religion. Feminists claim either that masculinity doesn't exist or that if it does, it is "toxic" or "outdated."

The Way of Men argues that masculinity is timeless and rooted in the primal nature of our species. For hundreds of thousands of years, men all around the world fought together in small and competing groups as they struggled to survive. What we recognize as masculinity in other men is directly related to the qualities that men in those groups always needed and demanded from each other - "tactical" virtues like Strength, Courage, Mastery, and Honor.

The Way of Men has become a foundational text in the modern "men's movement" - sometimes called the "manosphere" - because it shows that today's "crisis" of masculinity is actually rooted in a conflict between civilized life and primal existence that men have been wrestling with since the beginning of time.

Especially popular in military, law enforcement, and martial arts communities, The Way of Men has influenced men worldwide and has been published in French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Polish. The Way of Men appeals to men of all races and creeds because it shows men the common history they all share.

This 10th Anniversary hardcover edition of The Way of Men includes a new Afterword by the author as well as two essays that were part of early drafts of the book. "No Man's Land" is an in-depth refutation of feminist arguments against masculinity, and "Violence is Golden" addresses the inescapable role of violence in creating and maintaining human order.

Formato	Tapa dura
Número de Páginas	298
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Dissonant Hum
Fecha de Publicación	2022-02-11
Dimensiones	9.0" x 6.0" x 0.81" pulgadas
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No
Temas	LGBTQ+, Masculino

Donovan, Jack

"Jack Donovan has been exploring, articulating, and refining a timeless, cross-cultural ethos of masculinity since 2007. His most notable published works include The Way of Men, Becoming a Barbarian, A More Complete Beast, and Fire in the Dark. Donovan's most popular books, essays, symbols, images, key concepts, and quotations have influenced a generation of young men - including many of the most popular and up-and-coming speakers, writers, and creators in the exploding twenty-first-century men's movement. A frequent podcast guest and occasional speaker, Donovan has spoken several times at the 21 Convention - one of the world's premiere forums for masculine thought and development. In 2021, Donovan co-founded CHEST Magazine, an online and print publication featuring interviews with many of the most widely recognized contemporary advocates for men and masculinity. Donovan was born in Pennsylvania in 1974, briefly attended art school in New York City, and spent the better part of two decades working his way through blue and white-collar jobs in California and Oregon. He's been a public relations hack, shipped packages, delivered exercise equipment, driven produce trucks, and even operated a small tattoo shop inside a powerlifting gym for a few years. Donovan currently resides in Utah."