Being a Perfect Man

Being a Perfect Man

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Pinar Selek
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ILETISIM107
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I cried the first night I surrendered. From longing, from anxiety... But military service really strengthens masculinity. You throw away your childhood situation, it does something to your self-confidence. It's a weapon, it's a pillar, it's Allah, it's a homeland; you go on drills with the shouts of Allah, Allah, they attack with Allah. You throw yourself on the ground and crawl. Our drill lasted 20 days. There was snow on us for 15 days. We didn't get up, we just lay down. They gave us sleeping bags, we slept in them. One day I will get up in that overalls, but I can't get up. The ward guard is already asleep. If we sleep under it, you're finished there. They have set up bathrooms with gas stoves. If it's on, you'll freeze, you won't freeze. There's nothing wrong with me in the army. You can take a bath outside, I mean, we overturned the car, that's what they said, we would take a bath, we wouldn't be sick at all. Then, the zipper came under me, going round and round. He opened the zipper. I went to the toilet. I was going to kill the prisoner. I was going to beat him. Why are you standing here? Someone gets sick, something happens... Military service: a laboratory of masculinity... The mandatory stop of being matured as a man... An experience where the male identity, which needs to be proven, defended and exposed on every occasion, is tested and honed in all its dimensions... Pınar Selek, different social In his research based on the narratives of many men about their military service experiences, he interprets the male identity-building function of this experience. Number of Pages: 218Print Year: 2008Language: TurkishPublisher: İletişim Yayıncılık
Publisher : Contact Publishing
Number of pages : 218
ISBN : 9789750506215
The heart : Turkish
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Being a Perfect Man I cried the first night I surrendered. From longing, from anxiety... But military service really strengthens masculinity. You throw away your childhood situation, it does something to your self-confidence. It is a weapon, it is a weapon, it is Allah, it is a homeland; You go on drills chanting "Allah, Allah" and they attack with "Allah" chants. You throw yourself on the ground and crawl. Our exercise lasted 20 days. Snow on us for 15 days. We wouldn't get up, we would go to bed. They gave us sleeping bags and we slept in them. One day I will get up in that overalls, but I can't. It doesn't tear either. I shout, the ward guard is asleep. If we sleep under it, you're done, bro, you're done there. They set up package bathrooms there, heating with gasoline stoves. If it is open, you will take a bath. You may or may not freeze... There is no such thing in the military. You can take a bath outside, we did, or rather, we overturned the car, that's what they say, I mean, we used to take a bath, we never got sick or anything. Then the zipper came under me until I lifted the ward guard. Spinning around, the zipper came under me. The guard came and opened the zipper. I went to the toilet. We landed, I pinned the prisoner to the wall. I was going to kill him. I said why are you sleeping? I was going to beat him, but people intervened. Why are you standing here? Someone gets sick, something happens... Military service: a laboratory of masculinity... The mandatory stop of being matured as a man... An experience where the male identity, which needs to be proven, defended and exposed on every occasion, is tested and honed in all its dimensions... Pınar Selek, different social In his research based on the narratives of many men about their military service experiences, he interprets the function of this experience in constructing male identity. Number of Pages: 218Print Year: 2008Language: TurkishPublisher: İletişim Yayıncılık ILETISIM107
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