student from 01.01.2022 until now
Saratov, Saratov, Russian Federation
UDC 13
UDC 130.3
UDC 130.31
UDC 10
CSCSTI 02.00
CSCSTI 02.41
Russian Trade and Bibliographic Classification 8
Russian Trade and Bibliographic Classification 82
Russian Trade and Bibliographic Classification 823
Russian Trade and Bibliographic Classification 8235
The article is devoted to the study of the crisis of male identity in the context of the transformation of gender roles and social values of modernity. The author analyzes the existential and cultural causes of disorientation of modern men. The article examines the influence of paternal deprivation, which leads to the infantilization of personality, the conflict between the consumer ideals of society and the need for genuine self-realization, as well as the dialectic of male and female principles in the process of identity formation. Overcoming the crisis requires not a return to patriarchal models, but a creative rethinking of the masculine principle through the prism of existential responsibility, fidelity to vocation and a balance between tradition and modernity.
male identity, anthropology of courage, boy's upbringing, identity crisis, tradition
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