COVER STORY
The four-part series, released on March 13, probes the motive behind a teenage murderer, including exposure to the misogynistic online “manosphere” led by influencers like Andrew Tate
카지노 Magazine - 21 April 2025
Adolescence
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Adolescence has left most of its viewers shocked and schools and news channels are amplifying the conversations that the series managed to start
Whether you are a teenager living in North, South, East or West India, you are expected to stick to a certain normative script of masculinity
Adolescence exposes the deepest, darkest corners of incel culture, male rage, masculinity, manosphere, teenage violence and social media … one long shot at a time
Most of the students at Jamie's school in Adolescence are perfectly capable of tipping over the edge; Jamie just happened to take the plunge
Adolescence deals with a parent’s worst fear—What if we’ve given birth to a criminal? There’s no real manual to parenting. How does one keep an eye on their child, without suffocating them and pushing them away?
An anti-feminist masculinity is attracting young boys on the Internet. Blaming women for the pressure on men, its champions believe they are only opening men’s eyes to the misery in their lives
Children are excessively using smartphones, which will disrupt their sleep patterns and increase the risk of depression, self-harm and suicidal thoughts
Nothing has taken hold of the lives of adolescents like the internet, and in particular, the smartphone
We need to create safe spaces at schools and homes where frank conversations can happen without judgement
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Adolescence has left most of its viewers shocked and schools and news channels are amplifying the conversations that the series managed to start
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Whether you are a teenager living in North, South, East or West India, you are expected to stick to a certain normative script of masculinity
-
Adolescence exposes the deepest, darkest corners of incel culture, male rage, masculinity, manosphere, teenage violence and social media … one long shot at a time
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Most of the students at Jamie's school in Adolescence are perfectly capable of tipping over the edge; Jamie just happened to take the plunge
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Adolescence deals with a parent’s worst fear—What if we’ve given birth to a criminal? There’s no real manual to parenting. How does one keep an eye on their child, without suffocating them and pushing them away?
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An anti-feminist masculinity is attracting young boys on the Internet. Blaming women for the pressure on men, its champions believe they are only opening men’s eyes to the misery in their lives
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Children are excessively using smartphones, which will disrupt their sleep patterns and increase the risk of depression, self-harm and suicidal thoughts
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Nothing has taken hold of the lives of adolescents like the internet, and in particular, the smartphone
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We need to create safe spaces at schools and homes where frank conversations can happen without judgement
OTHER STORIES
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Instead of environments where adolescents are treated as emerging contemporaries with opportunities for diverse exposure and relationships, modern adolescence frequently involves infantilisation coupled with segregation into age-specific subcultures divorced from meaningful adult interaction or participation in social production and governance
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A deep dive into Andrew Tate’s course parades an existentially threatened masculinity using misogyny as a punching bag
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Schools have a duty to equip girls with the emotional and intellectual resources needed to confront misogyny
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Social media may be the elephant in the room, but it is not the sole evil we are making it out to be
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Is the chatter around the idea of an “ideal woman” and traditional gender roles resonating in the toxic manosphere leading to more women relating to the ‘trad wife’ trend?
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In the spring of 2025, Chamar community members in over two dozen villages in Bengal are calling out untouchability
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Despite the cuts and controversy, L2 Empuraan will remain documented in public memory for its bold attempt to represent a dark phase that no one wants to talk about
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Mughal emperor Aurangzeb Alamgir was neither a paragon of virtue nor a villain
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India must brace itself for a transformed economic and security landscape
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Netflix's 'Adolescence' is unflinching in its portrayal of how young men are socialised to feel entitled to women’s attention and affection, and yet, it isn’t exactly breaking new ground. These ideas were seeded much earlier in India, and, by extension, its populist cinema
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'Framing Portraits, Binding Albums' highlights the startling absence of family photographs in academic discourse in India and underlines the importance of deconstructing them as artifacts of social studies
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I deal with the need for validation by finding sources that I feel validated by, whether it be other friend groups or video games.
