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portada The Male Simulacrum: Algorithmic Masculinity
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
148
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9x15.2x0.9 cm
ISBN13
9789083639505

The Male Simulacrum: Algorithmic Masculinity

Drake, Lemoine (Author) · Z-1 Press · Paperback

The Male Simulacrum: Algorithmic Masculinity - Drake, Lemoine

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Synopsis "The Male Simulacrum: Algorithmic Masculinity"

Why organise with fellow workers for a living wage when you are too busy "grinding" to become a billionaire? Why build community when you can hack your cortisol? Why fight the system when you can buy the aesthetic of rebellion? Why does the modern man-outwardly optimized and digitally connected-feel like a ghost in his own life?The Male Simulacrum argues that his loneliness is not a personal failure, but the logical outcome of a centuries-long con. Tracing a line from the mythic frontiersman to the tech bro, this book reveals how capitalism has continually rewritten the "ideal man" to serve its economic needs, leaving behind a hollow, market-ready shell. The result is a man who mistakes performance for purpose, metrics for meaning, and the anxiety of never being enough for the engine of ambition itself. This book is an autopsy of that ghost-and a map for the living to find their way out.

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