No Apologies

Why Civilization Depends on the Strength of Men

No Apologies
Anthony Esolen
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1 May 2022 AU
9781925927955
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This book should not have to be written, and yet it is needed more than ever. Our culture has robbed men of their sense of worth and has taken the noble aim of manliness away from boys. The collapse of manhood has left our social order in critical condition. It' s time to end the apology tour for traditional masculinity. A generation of young men and boys are being raised in self-loathing, taught that the core of their identity as men is not only abhorrent, but the fountainhead of humanity' s ills. Civilization rests on the shoulders of men who have done work that the physically weaker sex could not. And though the masculine mystique is about more than physical force, the differences between the sexes-manifold and profound-are all related in some way to that one, the easiest to see and the hardest to deny. A courageous and penetrating writer, Anthony Esolen shows that restoring men to their proper role makes for happy men and happy women. The manhood he praises does not boast or swagger but appreciates its powers and cultivates its unique talents. It is reluctant to hurt, but it does not cringe or cower in the face of duty. The feminist who mindlessly asserts that ' a woman needs a man as a fish needs a bicycle' takes her comfortable world-including the bicycle-for granted. Her talk of ' toxic masculinity' poisons the hearts and minds of the young and risks returning humanity to a barbarous state with more ' toxic' men than she could imagine. No Apologies, with its compelling vision of a strong and effective manhood, reminds us that men have powers as men and how those powers can be used for the common good.
Anthony Esolen is a professor of English and a writer in residence at Northeast Catholic College in Warner, New Hampshire, USA. A senior editor of Touchstone magazine, Professor Esolen is known for his verse translations of several epic poems, including the three volumes of Dante' s Divine Comedy (Random House, Modern Library), Tasso' s Jerusalem Delivered (Johns Hopkins), and Lucretius' On the Nature of Things (Johns Hopkins). A noted essayist and social commentator, Anthony Esolen has published books on a broad range topics from literature, to theology, to education and culture, ancient to modern.

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