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SUMMARY:by Naomi Kloosterboer Interactive Lecture: Power\, the Manosphere\,
	 and the Distance Between Us and the ‘Other’
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DESCRIPTION:Interactive Lecture: Power\, the Manosphere\, and the Distance 
	Between Us and the\n‘Other’\nby Naomi Kloosterboer\n\nGuns\, cars\, and mo
	torcycles are symbols of what the world currently seems to\nrevolve around
	: status\, the power of the strongest\, authoritarian leaders\, and a\nrev
	ived ideal of masculinity in which men are expected to be in complete\ncon
	trol—of everything\, including women and reproduction. They are not symbol
	s of\ncompassion\, solidarity\, equality\, or human rights.\n\nOne of the 
	questions raised by Julika Rudelius’ work is: to what extent do these\nsym
	bols of power and status belong only to the ‘Other’\, and to what extent d
	o\nthey belong to us as well? The ‘Other’ may be a stranger\, but it may a
	lso be a\nfamily member\, friend\, or loved one who is involved in the man
	osphere\, attracted\nto these symbols\, committed to strict norms of mascu
	linity\, or who in other ways\nassociates human worth with particular obje
	cts\, strength\, and perfection.\n\nIn this interactive lecture\, we will 
	explore the distance between ourselves and\nthis ‘Other’\, and what it tak
	es to bridge that divide. Can we understand the\nother person? Do we under
	stand ourselves well enough? And is seeking\nunderstanding even the right 
	thing to do?\n\nThis event will be held in Dutch.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/by-naomi-kloosterboer-interactive-lectu
	re-power-the-manosphere-and-the-distance-between-us-and-the-other
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LOCATION:Rozenstraat - Rozenstraat 59\, 1016 NN Amsterdam
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CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,event,jordaan,lecture
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Interactive Lecture: Power, the Manosphere,
	 and the Distance Between Us and the ‘Other’<br> by Naomi Kloosterboer</p>
	 <p>Guns, cars, and motorcycles are symbols of what the world currently se
	ems to revolve around: status, the power of the strongest, authoritarian l
	eaders, and a revived ideal of masculinity in which men are expected to be
	 in complete control—of everything, including women and reproduction. They
	 are not symbols of compassion, solidarity, equality, or human rights.</p>
	 <p>One of the questions raised by Julika Rudelius’ work is: to what exten
	t do these symbols of power and status belong only to the ‘Other’, and to 
	what extent do they belong to us as well? The ‘Other’ may be a stranger, b
	ut it may also be a family member, friend, or loved one who is involved in
	 the manosphere, attracted to these symbols, committed to strict norms of 
	masculinity, or who in other ways associates human worth with particular o
	bjects, strength, and perfection.</p> <p>In this interactive lecture, we w
	ill explore the distance between ourselves and this ‘Other’, and what it t
	akes to bridge that divide. Can we understand the other person? Do we unde
	rstand ourselves well enough? And is seeking understanding even the right 
	thing to do?</p> <p>This event will be held in Dutch.</p>
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