hooks says more or less the same thing about patriarchy; Before you can create a man who serves the patriarchy you have to beat all the compassion and humanity out of a little boy.
You have to make monsters, you can't just go dig them out of cave like in Narnia or whatever.
I'm reminded of Fanon's observation that the colonial dehumanization of the colonized subject also requires that colonizers dehumanize themselves.
hooks says more or less the same thing about patriarchy; Before you can create a man who serves the patriarchy you have to beat all the compassion and humanity out of a little boy.
You have to make monsters, you can't just go dig them out of cave like in Narnia or whatever.