Titlebook: Men, Masculinities, and Earth; Contending with the Paul M. Pulé,Martin Hultman Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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After the Fires: Thoughts on Masculinities, the Sociocene, and Environmental Struggletions and the patterns of masculinity they embed. Masculinities among four major groups of power-holders on a world scale are outlined—super-wealthy oligarchs, transnational corporate managers, dictators, and state elites—followed by reflections on masculinity politics in processes of change.

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After the Fires: Thoughts on Masculinities, the Sociocene, and Environmental Struggle masculinities, are part of this story, but we cannot blame “masculinity” as such, nor identify a single “toxic masculinity.” What drives socially induced climate change is the action of institutions such as corporations, states, and markets. We need to understand the gender regimes of these institu

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Masculinity, Nature, Ecofeminism, and the “Anthropo”ceneroduced with commentary in light of the subsequent emergence of the ecological masculinities field. The aims of the chapter overall are twofold. Firstly, to retrospectively pick out some key points from the 1997 article, and secondly, conjoining these to a more recent interest in the concept of the

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Masculinities, Nature, and Vulnerability: Towards a Transcorporeal Poetics in Washington Irving and short story . (1820) and Walt Whitman’s poem . (1855). Drawing on an intersectional approach to literary texts, Requena-Pelegrí interrogates the ways in which the construction of masculinities is woven into the literary representation of the environment. In her analysis of the first text, ., she an

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Island Kings: Imperial Masculinity and Climate Fragilities white, wealthy, cis-gendered men is usually ignored, even by critical scholars of climate politics. We characterise their strategies as expressing “imperial masculinity”: that is, they assume they can use their extreme wealth to insulate themselves from climate insecurities. However, these strategi

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The Process of Ecologisation: Is Schwarzenegger Back to Teach Us Something New?tically enacted and politically relied on what I referred to (Hultman, .) as “ecomodern masculinities” or green washing the pervasive systematic abuse against our planet. This chapter considers the ways that Schwarzenegger embodied and is?now, in some sense, shifting away from an ecomodernist standi