Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Foreword xi
5. Introduction: Naming a Problem 1
6. 1 Militarization, Myth, and Masculinity 30
7. 2 Boot-Camp Brutality: Making Militarized Masculinity 56
8. 3 Perpetrator Memory and Masculinity: Breaking Ranks in Chile and Spain 87
9. 4 Militarizing Children under Franco and Pinochet 109
10. 5 Militarized Masculinity, Misogyny, and Mass in Spain and Chile 137
11. 6 Cinematic Scenes of Gendered Torture and Resistance in Spain 168
12. 7 Torture and the Language of Subjugation in Chilean Documentary 189
13. 8 Unmasking Civilian Complicity in Chilean and Spanish Film 214
14. Conclusion: Reimagining Masculinity to Disrupt Violence 241
15. Afterword: There Is Nothing Natural about Militarized Masculinity 263
16. Bibliography 267
17. Index 285