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Masahiro Morioka - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Confessions of a Frigid Man: A Philosopher’s Journey into the Hidden Layers of Men’s Sexuality
    'Modern Language Association', 2017
    Co-Authors: Masahiro Morioka
    Abstract:

    "Confessions of a Frigid Man: A Philosopher’s Journey into the Hidden Layers of Men’s Sexuality" is the translation of a Japanese 2005 bestseller. Soon after the publication, this book stirred controversy over the nature of male Sexuality, male “frigidity,” and its connection to the “Lolita complex.” Today, this work is considered a classic in Japanese men’s studies. The most striking feature of this book is that it was written from the author’s first-person perspective. The author is a professor who teaches philosophy and ethics at a university in Japan, and in this book he talks about his own Sexual Fetishism, his feeling of emptiness after ejaculation, and his huge obsession with young girls and their developing female bodies. He undertakes a philosophical investigation of how and why Sexuality took such a form within a person who had grown up as a “normal,” heteroSexual man. This may be the first case in which a philosopher delves deep into his own Sexuality and poses an ambitious hypothesis about the formation of male “frigid” Sexuality, which might actually be shared by many “normal” men in our society in a hidden way. Reading this book, female readers will come to know, for the first time, some hidden aspects of male Sexuality which men have skillfully submerged in a deep layer of their psyches. Table of Contents Foreword to English Readers Preface Chapter 1: As Long as There’s a Miniskirt I Don’t Need a Flesh and Blood Woman!? Chapter 2: Men Who Avert Their Eyes from “Male Frigidity” Chapter 3: Why am I Attracted to School Uniforms? Chapter 4: Delving into the Psychology of Men with “Lolita Complexes” Chapter 5: Moving Beyond Being a “Frigid Man” Epilogue: Further Thoughts on a Frigid Man – Year 201

Morioka Masahiro - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Confessions of a Frigid Man: A Philosopher’s Journey into the Hidden Layers of Men’s Sexuality
    2005
    Co-Authors: Morioka Masahiro
    Abstract:

    "Confessions of a Frigid Man: A Philosopher’s Journey into the Hidden Layers of Men’s Sexuality" is the translation of a Japanese 2005 bestseller, "Kanjinai Otoko." Soon after the publication, this book stirred controversy over the nature of male Sexuality, male “frigidity,” and its connection to the “Lolita complex.” Today, this work is considered a classic in Japanese men’s studies. The most striking feature of this book is that it was written from the author’s first-person perspective. The author is a professor who teaches philosophy and ethics at a university in Japan, and in this book he talks about his own Sexual Fetishism, his feeling of emptiness after ejaculation, and his huge obsession with young girls and their developing female bodies. He undertakes a philosophical investigation of how and why Sexuality took such a form within a person who had grown up as a “normal,” heteroSexual man. This may be the first case in which a philosopher delves deep into his own Sexuality and poses an ambitious hypothesis about the formation of male “frigid” Sexuality, which might actually be shared by many “normal” men in our society in a hidden way. Reading this book, female readers will come to know, for the first time, some hidden aspects of male Sexuality which men have skillfully submerged in a deep layer of their psyches

Pires, Rogério Brittes W. - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Fetichismo religioso, fetichismo da mercadoria, fetichismo Sexual: transposições e conexões
    Universidade de São Paulo. Faculdade de Filosofia Letras e Ciências Humanas, 2014
    Co-Authors: Pires, Rogério Brittes W.
    Abstract:

    The concepts of Sexual Fetishism and commodity Fetishism are roundabout transformations of a prior concept: religious Fetishism. This article tries to account for this conceptual transmutation and for the effects the establishment of this new categories of Fetishism had over their precursor. It additionally aims to outline connections among all three Fetishisms and to examine the manifold uses of the idea(s) of fetish throughout the 20th century. We will focus on the continuities between the Enlightenment’s denouncement of “religious illusion” and the modern human sciences critical attitude. We will also point out a few theoretical attempts to unite all Fetishisms, be it via the analysis of characteristics common to all objects tagged as “fetishes”, be it via the idea of a general, unqualified Fetishism that unites the religious, Sexual and capitalistic versions. Os conceitos de fetichismo Sexual e fetichismo da mercadoria são tortuosas transformações de um conceito anterior: fetichismo religioso. Este artigo foca tal transposição conceitual, tentando entender qual seu impacto sobre o conceito anterior. Busca também traçar conexões entre os fetichismos e examinar usos variados da(s) ideia(s) de fetiche no século xx. Daremos importância à continuidade entre a denúncia iluminista da “ilusão religiosa” e certa postura crítica das ciências humanas modernas. Por fim, notaremos tentativas teóricas de unir os fetichismos, seja através de análises das características comuns aos diversos objetos já taxados de “fetiches”; seja através da proposta de um fetichismo geral, sem qualificadores, que una as versões religiosa, Sexual e capitalista sobre uma mesma rubrica.

Fuentes Díaz Antonio - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Subalternity and collective violence in Mexico and Guatemala.
    SABER ULA, 2007
    Co-Authors: Fuentes Díaz Antonio
    Abstract:

    CONTENIDO Editorial. FERMENTUM y Venezuela en el 2006. Aguilera, Oscar Dossier Presentación. Acciones y escenarios de la violencia. Acts and scenarios of violence. Silva, Alejandrina Protesta social en Argentina: las representaciones sociales sobre la represión en un corte de ruta. Social protest in Argentina: the social representations about the repression in a route blockade. Artese, Matías Colombia ¿terrorismo o insurgencia armada? Colombia: terrorism or armed insurgency? Beltrán, Miguel Ángel y Obando, Liliana Patricia Las nuevas formas de la guerra, sus doctrinas y su impacto sobre los derechos humanos. The new war's patterns: doctrines and impact on human rights. Bonavena, Pablo y Nievas, Flabián Cambios y continuidades en la denuncia de las desapariciones en Argentina (1960-1983). Changes and continuities in the denounce of disappearances in Argentina (1960-1983). Crenzel, Emilio Izquierda y violencia revolucionaria en Guatemala (1954-1960). Left and revolutionary violence in Guatemala. Figueroa Ibarra, Carlos Subalternidad y violencia colectiva en México y Guatemala. Subalternity and collective violence in Mexico and Guatemala. Fuentes Díaz, Antonio Las víctimas del feminicidio juarense mercancías Sexualmente fetichizadas. The victims of feminicide in juarez: commodities of Sexual Fetishism. Monárrez Fragoso, Julia Estela Organizaciones armadas y dictadura institucional en Brasil en la década del sesenta. Armed organizations and institutional dictatorship in Brazil during the 60's decade. Nercesian, Inés Una periodización del genocidio argentino Tucumán 1975-1983. Periodization of argentinean genocide, Tucumán (1975-1983). Roffinelli, Gabriela Otros artículos Análisis del mercado laboral venezolano. Venezuelan work market analysis. Morillo Moreno, Marysela C. La idea generacional en la historiografía venezolana. The generational idea in venezuelan historiography. Ortiz Palanques, Marco415-428fracta@netscape.net - fractal9@hotmail.comNivel analíticotrimestra

Cluley Robert - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Sexual Fetishism in organizations: the case of journal list Fetishism
    'SAGE Publications', 2014
    Co-Authors: Cluley Robert
    Abstract:

    Organizations can encourage their members to over-value means above ends. A case in point is the tendency among academics to over-value standardized ranking lists for academic journals at the expense of high quality research. To make sense of such seemingly perverse object choices, organizational researchers have turned to the concept of Fetishism. However, organizational researchers have yet to consider how these fetishes are organized as Sexual object choices—a strange omission given the expansive empirical and theoretical literature exploring Fetishism as a Sexual practice. Drawing a distinction between the Fetishism of organizations and Fetishism in organizations, the article seeks to redress this oversight