The Rise and Fall of the Working Man: Toward a Critique of Modern Masculinity

Mediations 27 (1-2) (2013)
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Abstract

In order to be able to understand the current economic crisis in particular and the emergence and development of capitalism in general, Norbert Trenkle argues, it is necessary to account for capitalism’s gendered social dimension. What can the connection between modern masculinity and the logic of modern labor tell us about the current crisis and the relation between capitalist form and its corresponding social structures?

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