Are Men Fleeing from Universities or from Women?
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Are Men Fleeing from Universities or from Women?

Expresso7 September 2026 at 11:22

The article raises a provocative question about the relationship between men and academic or social institutions. The title questions whether men are fleeing from universities or from women, suggesting a reflection on the reasons that drive men away from these spaces.

The text clearly states that there is a cultural mark on men. This cultural mark would be related to the male refusal to follow, idolize, or artistically respect women.

The article suggests that this male posture represents a broader cultural phenomenon, not merely an individual issue. The refusal to recognize or artistically value women appears as a pattern identified by the author.

The text remains incomplete, presenting only the beginning of a reflection that would apparently be developed throughout the article.

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