The Way of Men

I enjoyed reading this. As a young man, it provided me with insight I never thought of before. It is very relevant in todays day & age. There are many ideas / concepts I strongly agree with & some I disagree with. Overall I enjoyed my time reading “The Way of Men”I recommend reading this to every man, even women.Provides great insight on manly virtues & briefly goes over the history of humanity & how men played a major part in the development of todays, western, society.

Interessante Sichtweisen und Motivation um nicht zu der verweichlichten „Männerwelt“ von heute zu gehören.

"The Way of Men" by Jack Donovan is a thought-provoking examination of masculinity and what it means to be a man in the modern world. The book explores the fundamental traits that are associated with traditional masculinity, including strength, courage, mastery, and honor, and argues that these traits are necessary for men to thrive in any society.Donovan draws on a wide range of sources, including anthropology, psychology, and history, to make his case for why these traits are so important. He argues that modern society has lost touch with the essential nature of masculinity, and that this has resulted in a crisis of identity for men.One of the strengths of the book is its clear and concise writing style. Donovan is able to convey complex ideas in a way that is easy to understand, and his arguments are backed up by ample evidence and research. He also avoids the trap of being overly prescriptive, instead offering a framework for men to understand themselves and their place in the world.However, the book has been criticized by some for being overly focused on a narrow definition of masculinity that excludes women and non-binary individuals. Some readers have also accused Donovan of promoting a kind of hyper-masculinity that can be toxic and harmful.Overall, "The Way of Men" is a challenging and thought-provoking read that will be of interest to anyone who is interested in exploring the nature of masculinity and what it means to be a man in the modern world. While it may not be for everyone, it is a book that is sure to spark lively debate and discussion.

The book really resonated with me. Before I read it I had many thoughts on the subject, many similar to that of the author's. But it was all a chaos in my head. The Way of Man really helped me to sort out and put to words the thoughts that were troubling my head for a long while now.The Way of Man is certainly radical - in the best possible meaning of this word. Radical: not "extremist" but "fundamental". It answers all the questions about the essence of "being good at being a man" and "being a good man". It also takes shots at the modern world and modern "feminist" understanding of manliness. In my opinion The Way of Man is great book for all man, but especially young man like myself, who grew up in times of masculinity being dissuaded and regarded as evil.The book is written very well. It reads lightly even though English isn't my native language.

Si eres hombre, mayor de edad y te manejas con el inglés deberías hacerte con este libro. Un texto bastante clarificador sobre la sociedad en la que vivimos y el papel (secundario) que ocupa el hombre en ella. Además una guia para recuperar el territorio perdido (rendido, entregado, regalado) de la masculinidad.El autor propone una vuelta al verdadero camino del hombre ancestral, poderoso, sano, creativo y viril. Muy, muy recomendable.