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Patterns of Manhood

Mark A. Signorelli

Society & Culture

Frequency: 1 episode/26d. Total Eps: 7

Exploring the world of literature, art, and history to discover the various forms through which the character of manhood has been expressed.

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"This Thing's To Do" - Hamlet

Season 1 · Episode 7

Thursday, March 17, 2022 • Duration 29:49

Hamlet has long been interpreted as a figure who is too paralyzed by moral self-consciousness to act in the way he feels it is his duty to act. One way of understanding the root of that paralysis is by examining the character of Fortinbras, the warrior-prince, who in his resolute pursuit of military glory, stands in evident contrast with Hamlet's own indecisiveness. The play makes us consider whether the moral bewilderment that is such a common affliction of modern man is in fact the result of his typical displacement from the battlefield, and the kind of indubitable duties to be found there.

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"Men Made Things": The Red Badge of Courage

Season 1 · Episode 6

Tuesday, March 1, 2022 • Duration 27:57

Crane's famous novel of the Civil War captures one of the paradoxes at the heart of the warrior's experience. The brute violence of the battlefield seems to reduce men to so many amoral objects, a process memorably described by Simone Weil in her reading of the Iliad. Yet through their endurance of that violence, men often emerge from the experience of war morally transformed. The battlefield then becomes the place where man's dignity is, at one and the same time, supremely degraded and supremely exalted.

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