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    A New Construction of Masculinity Boys and young men learn early on that being a real man means you have to put on this tough guy persona. This persona’s manifestation are hyper-masculinity or machismo‚ independence‚ isolation‚ territorialism‚ inability to show emotions‚ inability to initiate emotional ties with other men‚ inability to recognize their need for community and sharing (Heath‚ 2003). In contrast with the construct of masculinity in classical Greek literatures where male-male relationships

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    MASCULINITY LEVEL Masculinity is a set of qualities‚ characteristics or roles generally considered typical of‚ or appropriate to‚ a man. What if‚ a man turns into women? Are they masculine level decreases or gone automatically? How about their Role Identity? What about their impact in society? Across a country torn by recession and struggling to adapt to social change‚ men and boys are feeling lost and powerless‚ unsure what the future holds and what role they might play in it. Most feel as if

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    Ben Nelson English 1000 10-30-12 Rural Masculinity Since the beginning of time boys have looked up to men as their role models. The men these boys look up to have shown the masculine qualities that are needed to encompass the guy code. Many Americans like the qualities that make up the rural masculinity or a “country boy”. These country boys encompass many good qualities that make them popular. The stereotypical country boy is white 10-60‚ and usually is in the lower-middle class (blue

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    Relations‚” boundary 2 18 ( 3)‚ Available through JSTOR. Buckley‚ Sandra (1997)‚ Broken Silence: Voices of Japanese Feminism‚ Berkley: University of California Press Brinton‚ Mary C (1994)‚ Women and the Economic Miracle : Gender and Work in Postwar Japan‚ Berkeley: University of California Press Conway-Turner‚ Kate (1998) Women‚ Families‚ and Feminist Politics: A Global Exploration‚ New York: The Hartworth Press‚ Inc. Creighton‚ Millie R.(1994) “’The Japanese Woman: Traditional Image and Changing Reality’

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    Femininity In Antigone

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    Whenever authority figures are opposed by someone they see as inferior to them‚ they usually feel obliged to preserve their power through displaying their dominance. Thus‚ when Creon‚ in Sophocles’ Antigone‚ is disobeyed by a woman‚ he feels the need to inflict punishment to not only her‚ but also the people connected to her. Throughout Scene II‚ although Creon is notified that Antigone was the caught trying to bury her brother‚ he seems to be doubtful of the possibility. Even when she is

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    Masculinity and Politics

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    testosterone driven society. With the rise in women rights as well as gay rights after the defeat in Vietnam‚ the definition of masculinity was rattled and became revolutionized in a “remasculinization” phase in the 70s and 80s (Messner 461). It was an era when American society revamped what a real man should be. With this drastic transformation‚ a new “hegemonic masculinity” or alpha persona that all men supposedly strive to become was created (Messner 461). The new image that evolved was magnified

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    Educational Systems of Japan and the US Home Comparing the Performances: Brief Background Motivational Differences Structural Differences Cultural Differences Can US Schools Even Be Compared Internationally? Works Cited     "Asian parents invest more in educational resources than their white counterparts despite comparable resources" (Kao 150)     Another possible reason for the educational differences between Japanese and American students is the amount of emphasis placed on education in the

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    The rise of Hegemonic masculinity as a concept in social and gender studies has been widely criticised by psychologists because many believe there is a singular view to masculinity‚ while Connell believes there are several views to masculinity. This essay will define Connell’s concept of Hegemonic masculinity and explain Connell’s ideas in relation to gender violence in society. Also‚ with the use of two theoretical approaches namely; the Psycho-Discursive or Social Constructionist and the Feminist

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    the black community want to have‚ thus making hip-hop the defining factor of black masculinity.(Drisana 2011) These representations of black men in general are only helping de-mythicized the stereotypical images of African Americans; meaning that the way that black masculinity is seen only makes African Americans represent a terrible image (Drisana 2011). Consequently‚ throughout the popular culture black masculinity is normally portrayed negatively and hip hop culture is responsible for portraying

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    Masculinity In Macbeth

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    shape meaning and understanding. Shakespeare’s play Macbeth still resonates strongly with modern day audiences due to the use of themes and devices that are still relevant to today’s society. Corruption and the connection between violence and masculinity are the main ideologies faced by the main characters. The existence of ‘destiny’‚ superstitions and supernatural beings are often questioned in today’s society. Guilt is also a major theme which drives Macbeth to the point of insanity and his wife

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