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Édouard Louis´s novel The End of Eddy: A representation of hegemonic masculinity?
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Background: In this paper we analyse the novel Methods: We analysed the amendment through narrative content analysis, the application of which allows us to answer the following question: Édouard Louis's novel The End of Eddy: A representation of hegemonic masculinity? Results: We conclude that this narrative is built on contradictions that can be summarized as a conflict between a socio-cultural norm anchored in a French village and a person who does not fulfil this concept, who is outside of it. We believe that hegemonic masculinity, that is, one part of the cultural norm of a given village, causes Eddy's inclination or consciousness of homonationalism. Thus, on the one hand, hegemonic masculinity is undoubtedly present in this novel; on the other hand, it forms a kind of background or socio-cultural environment which, although it defines itself against the given, unconsciously causes the "birth of the conscious homosexual". Conclusions: Thus, we dare to claim that the narrative under analysis is not only a representation of hegemonic masculinity, but also an accentuation of its external and internal influence on one's own perception of (sexual) difference.
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