Yıl: 2021 Cilt: 8 Sayı: 1 Sayfa Aralığı: 205 - 226 Metin Dili: Türkçe DOI: 10.17572/mj2021.1.205226 İndeks Tarihi: 24-08-2022

AV TUTKUSU: AVLANMA, EKOFEMİNİZM VE ERKEKLİKLER

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Bu çalışma, farklı erkekliklerin avcılık etrafında nasıl kurgulandığını ve erkeklik anlatılarının doğayla kurulan ilişkiyi nasıl etkilediğini ele almaktadır. Hegemonik erkekliğin barındırdığı ideal erkek tanımları doğa açısından olumlu sonuçlar doğurmamıştır. Erkekliğin hem doğayı hem de kadınları tahakküm altına aldığını savunan ekofeminist kuramlar bu baskıcı yapının altındaki bağlantıları ortaya çıkarmaya çalışmışlardır. Doğa ile kurduğu şiddete dayalı ilişki nedeniyle avlanma bu bağlantıların görünür olduğu bir pratiktir. Avcılar tarafından inşa edilen erkeklik temalarını ortaya çıkarmak ve avcı-erkeklerin, doğa-kadın-hayvanlar ile kurdukları ilişkileri tartışmak amacıyla Av Tutkusu dergisinin son 24 sayısı tematik analiz kullanılarak incelenmiştir. Avcılar güçlü, dayanıklı, cesur olma gibi tipik erkek davranışları sergilemekte, avlanmanın meşruiyetini bilimsel ve milliyetçi söylemlerle sağlamaya çalışmakta ve avladıkları hayvanlar ile kadınlar arasında kavramsal bağlar kurmaktadır. Doğa-dostu avcı imgesiyle hegemonik erkekliğin doğayla kurduğu dışlayıcı ilişki dönüştürülmüş gözükse de yakın bir okuma doğa-dostu avcının aslında hegemonik erkekliğin repertuarındaki normları çıkarına uygun biçimde kullanarak erkek ile doğa-kadın-hayvanlar arasındaki iktidar ilişkisini yeniden ürettiğini görünür hale getirebilir.
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LUST FOR HUNTING: ECOFEMINISM, MASCULINITIES AND HUNTING

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This study examines how different masculinities are constructed around hunting and how the narratives of masculinity affect the relationship established with nature. Ideal male qualities of hegemonic masculinity cannot be said to have produced positive results in nature's perspective. Ecofeminist theories, which argue that masculinity dominates both nature and women, have tried to reveal the interlinks of its oppressive structure. Because of its violent relationship with nature, hunting is a practice in which these connections are visible. The last 24 issues of Av Tutkusu magazine were examined using thematic analysis to discuss the relationships between hunter-men and nature-woman-animals and the themes of masculinity that were constructed by hunters. Hunters exhibit typical male behaviors such as being strong, resilient, and brave, try to legitimize hunting with scientific and nationalist discourses, and establish conceptual links between the animals they hunt and women. Although it seems that the exclusionary relationship of hegemonic masculinity with nature has been transformed with the image of the nature-friendly hunter, a close reading can reveal that the nature-friendly hunter actually reproduces the power relationship between man and nature-woman-animals by using the quality content in the repertoire of hegemonic masculinity in accordance with his interests.
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APA ERGİN ZENGİN S (2021). AV TUTKUSU: AVLANMA, EKOFEMİNİZM VE ERKEKLİKLER. , 205 - 226. 10.17572/mj2021.1.205226
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ISNAD ERGİN ZENGİN, SEZEN. "AV TUTKUSU: AVLANMA, EKOFEMİNİZM VE ERKEKLİKLER". (2021), 205-226. https://doi.org/10.17572/mj2021.1.205226
APA ERGİN ZENGİN S (2021). AV TUTKUSU: AVLANMA, EKOFEMİNİZM VE ERKEKLİKLER. Moment Dergi, 8(1), 205 - 226. 10.17572/mj2021.1.205226
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AMA ERGİN ZENGİN S AV TUTKUSU: AVLANMA, EKOFEMİNİZM VE ERKEKLİKLER. Moment Dergi. 2021; 8(1): 205 - 226. 10.17572/mj2021.1.205226
Vancouver ERGİN ZENGİN S AV TUTKUSU: AVLANMA, EKOFEMİNİZM VE ERKEKLİKLER. Moment Dergi. 2021; 8(1): 205 - 226. 10.17572/mj2021.1.205226
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ISNAD ERGİN ZENGİN, SEZEN. "AV TUTKUSU: AVLANMA, EKOFEMİNİZM VE ERKEKLİKLER". Moment Dergi 8/1 (2021), 205-226. https://doi.org/10.17572/mj2021.1.205226