Dr. Paul Nathanson

Paul Nathanson has a BA (art history), a BTh (Christian theology), an MLS (library service), an MA (religious studies) and a PhD (religious studies). Of particular interest to him is an increasingly pervasive and “virulent” form of feminism that (like other political ideologies of both the left and right) functions as a “secular religion.” With Katherine Young, he has written four volumes of a series on its fallout: misandry, the sexist counterpart of misogyny.

Identity Politics in the Age of Trump

2 Comments / Featured, Men's Issues, Politics / By Dr. Paul Nathanson

I usually describe myself as “apolitical,” because I reject the notion that all of human history amounts to nothing more, and nothing less, than an enduring struggle for power. It’s true that power is the defining but morally neutral feature of politics per se, a universal feature of human life, but ideologues go further than …

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Misogyny versus misandry: From “comparative” suffering to inter-sexual dialogue

25 Comments / A Voice For Men, Featured / By Dr. Paul Nathanson

Dr. Paul Nathanson planned to speak to the International Conference on Men’s Issues and was unable to in part due to concerns over harassment and in part due to family bereavement. Here’s the presentation he planned to give.