OLE LIEBL | »Brutal fragile Tour« | HAMBURG

Men are becoming more and more right-wing politically and

more and more isolated; men simply cannot

their emotions, and men

are still responsible for the majority of all acts of violence: These

these sentences reflect the entire plight

of contemporary masculinity. The world

seems to be full of brutally fragile guys.

It’s time to take a closer look at them: In

his live lecture “Brutal Fragile Guys,” Ole

Liebl gets to the bottom of men and their feelings.

What does the inability to feel have to do with anti-feminist

radicalization on the internet?

What are we overlooking when we make the sweeping assumption

that they have fewer feelings than

women? How can you spot toxic-progressive

men? Why are macho men so often

melancholic? How are women and queer people

emotionally exploited? And what does Spider-Man

to do with all of this?

Entertaining, dense, and—despite the tough topics—

,

Ole Liebl brings the findings of modern masculinity research

in an accessible way.

OLE LIEBL, born in 1992 in a village in Rhineland-

, studied philosophy and computer science at the

TU and FU Berlin. On his TikTok and

Instagram, as well as in his podcast, he explains

from a scholarly perspective on various

topics related to toxic masculinity,

sexuality, gender, and relationships from a scientific perspective. After

14 years in Berlin, he moved back to

the Rhineland-Palatinate countryside.