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在巨龙与性带之间,男性叙事从未停止对客体的消费Between Dragons and Sex Tapes: The Endless Consumption of the Object in Masculine Narratives

性别 文化层 · 直接层 · 元暴力 The Guardian ↗ 2026-06-22 § 链接
无论是在维斯特洛的权力游戏,还是现实中的私密录像,女性始终是权力的注脚或被消费的客体。
Whether in the power games of Westeros or real-life private tapes, women remain footnotes to power or objects of consumption.

《龙之屋》的回归再次证明了 masculine-centric narrative 的顽固:即便在女性角色主导的权力博弈中,叙事重心依然落在“血腥海战”和“铁王座”的争夺上。Alicent 和 Rhaenyra 的博弈被简化为对男性权力符号的争夺,而观众的共情点竟然被引导至一只“喷火龙”身上。这是一种典型的文化暴力,将女性的主体性消解在男性定义的“史诗感”之中,女性在其中要么是权力棋盘上的棋子,要么是需要被“攻略”或“对抗”的符号。

而同一份电视指南中关于《名人性带秘密》的预告,则直接揭露了身体入口的武器化。将私密录像作为“愚蠢季节”的谈资,本质上是色情产业与大众传媒的共谋。无论是 1988 年的权力不对等(成年男性与 16 岁少女),还是被泄露的私密视频,这些叙事将女性身体彻底客体化为可供消费的 product。在这种 gaze 之下,女性的痛苦和隐私被转化为一种娱乐化的“奇观”。

从维斯特洛的虚构战争到现实中的性带消费,这不过是元暴力在不同层级的投射。一个是在文化层用“权力游戏”掩盖女性主体性的缺失,一个是在直接层通过泄露私密影像实施精神剥削。两者共谋的目标一致:确保解释权始终握在男性手中,而女性则在“神圣母亲”或“性资源”的刻板印象中循环,继续扮演那个被定义的、次要的客体。

The return of House of the Dragon proves once again the persistence of masculine-centric narrative: even in a power struggle led by female characters, the narrative focus remains on "bloody naval battles" and the conquest of the Iron Throne. The game between Alicent and Rhaenyra is reduced to a struggle for masculine symbols of power, while the audience's empathy is steered toward a "fire-breathing dragon." This is a textbook case of cultural violence, dissolving female subjectivity into an "epic scale" defined by men, where women are either pawns on a chessboard or symbols to be "conquered" or "opposed."

Simultaneously, the teaser for Secrets of the Celebrity Sex Tape reveals the weaponization of the body. Treating private tapes as fodder for "silly season" is essentially a complicity between the porn industry and mass media. Whether it is the power imbalance of 1988 (an adult male and a 16-year-old) or leaked private videos, these narratives turn the female body into a consumable product. Under this gaze, female pain and privacy are converted into an entertainment "spectacle."

From the fictional wars of Westeros to the consumption of sex tapes, this is merely the projection of meta-violence across different layers. One uses "power games" at the cultural level to mask the absence of female subjectivity; the other implements spiritual exploitation at the direct level through the leakage of private imagery. Both conspire toward the same goal: ensuring that the power of interpretation remains in masculine hands, while women continue to cycle between the stereotypes of the "divine mother" or the "sexual resource," forever playing the defined, secondary object.