The Uprising of Man aims to offer to men what feminism — in its most balanced, egalitarian, courageous essence — offered, and continues to offer, to women all over the world: empowerment, unity and dignity.
It holds up a mirror to male socialisation — to how we as men have been ‘masculinised’ and domesticated — and points a way through the mirror, so that each of us can become his own authority, no longer controlled by his socialisation.
The Uprising Of Man invites each of us to be radically honest with himself, and explains how, through the courageous commitment to radical honesty, we find freedom, love and purpose.
And because the personal is political, and because we live in an era of ecological emergency, The Uprising Of Man also presents the potential ecological, social, sexual, religious and political impact of many of us making such a profound commitment to ourselves.
