, and social practices that create hegemonic and other masculinities. Connell deftly connected the personal lives of the three men's educations, families, peers, activities, sexuality, emotion ( cathexis ), money, relations to their bodies, and
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India Halstead
polymorphous sexuality and in a decline of genital supremacy. The body in its entirety would become an object of cathexis, a thing to be enjoyed—an instrument of pleasure” (1974: 201). By intimating that the body as a whole could be eroticized, Horn and her