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How masculinity shapes climbers on the world's highest peaks
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7:18Now PlayingA brief video focusing on what the mountaineering documentary Meru can tell us about the relationship between mountaineering and toxic masculinity. Specifically, I look at the writings of alpinists like Reinhold Messner and the actions of Conrad Anker, Jimmy Chin, and Renan Ozturk to show how the high peaks have become a traumatic proving ground for hypermasculinity.
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