2021
DOI: 10.5020/23590777.rs.v21i1.e10936
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A “Masculinidade Tóxica” em Questão: Uma Perspectiva Psicanalítica

Abstract: O trabalho desenvolvido teve como objetivo investigar a “masculinidade tóxica”, termo que ganhou destaque e uso corrente para se referir à violência e à virilidade como características próprias ao masculino. Seu desenvolvimento consistiu em uma ampla pesquisa bibliográfica, que levantou questões acerca do masculino na psicanálise, direcionando-se às obras de Freud e Lacan, e as possíveis relações com as teorias de gênero. Partindo de uma noção não essencialista acerca da masculinidade, levantamos a hipótese de… Show more

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“…In another direction, through differential reinforcement (balance of past, present and future rewards and punishments related to a certain behavior), individuals are conditioned to internalize social norms valued by the group (Telzer et al, 2018). In this sense, men see themselves as hostages of toxic masculinity, which refers to behaviors that reinforce male hegemony and that negatively impact men's lives, influencing their well-being and preventing them from freely experiencing their affections or emotions (Mesquita & Corrêa, 2021;Paula & Rocha, 2019). This is also related to the social roles of men, in which 'being a man' means showing virility and aggressiveness, using violence in the development of their socialization, which became part of the identity of these subjects who may not know other forms of expression than those violent or aggressive (Mesquita & Corrêa, 2021;Paula & Rocha, 2019).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In another direction, through differential reinforcement (balance of past, present and future rewards and punishments related to a certain behavior), individuals are conditioned to internalize social norms valued by the group (Telzer et al, 2018). In this sense, men see themselves as hostages of toxic masculinity, which refers to behaviors that reinforce male hegemony and that negatively impact men's lives, influencing their well-being and preventing them from freely experiencing their affections or emotions (Mesquita & Corrêa, 2021;Paula & Rocha, 2019). This is also related to the social roles of men, in which 'being a man' means showing virility and aggressiveness, using violence in the development of their socialization, which became part of the identity of these subjects who may not know other forms of expression than those violent or aggressive (Mesquita & Corrêa, 2021;Paula & Rocha, 2019).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, through time, an ideal model of men was designed. In this model, boys, since their early age, must follow rules such as: not to cry, not to demonstrate feelings or weaknesses, and separate from femininity as much as possible (Mesquita & Corrêa, 2021). Thus, the debate on sexual intimacy, especially regarding those people who do not follow the cisgender and heteronormative standard, faces some obstacles.…”
Section: Class 1: Social Understanding Of the Topic Lgbt Old Agementioning
confidence: 99%