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    Male Bashing

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    What Men Think Jake Brennan‚ in his article ‘Has Male Bashing Gone Too Far’ refers to depicting men as incompetent‚ calling it “male bashing”. He outlines an argument that it has gone too far‚ and that television is promoting this idea by stereotyping males as such. He also argues the difference between women‚ men and guys‚ and finally that men are still predominately in charge of society. In the article Brennan refers to numerous TV shows in order to convey his message and to try to persuade his

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    meaning beneath this cloak of motivation. This ad is inspiring‚ but also depicting what society believes masculinity is. Nike is emphasizing the importance of working out and being one’s own person in a way to define masculinity. The advertisement displays stereotypes of masculinity through the man‚ the weights‚ and displays a theme of bravery‚ a characteristic often associated with masculinity. In the background picture‚ there is a man working out‚ which is stereotypical because it is commonly accepted

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    Masculinity In Spanglish

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    his work and his family‚ but is unraveling at the seams as his business becomes a hit and his wife becomes uncontrollable. Flor sees it all‚ and even though there is a language barrier she knows the heartache attached to this unstable family. Masculinity and feminity in the two different cultures are seen when John Clasky cries while driving Flor to the bus stop‚ which makes Flor confused on how to respond‚ the narrator then states that "To someone with first-hand knowledge of Latin machismo‚ he

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    Gender is the basis for defining norms within men and women. Society expects each sex to follow their respective stereotypes. However‚ when these gender expectations are unsatisfactory‚ people face shame and rejection for deviating from the norm. This becomes further apparent in literature‚ where the authors use their platform to introduce abnormal versions of gender‚ in this case‚ masculinity. In the Moonstone‚ author Wilkie Collins acquaints readers with Ezra Jennings‚ a social outcast. As a sensation

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    Male Contraception

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    MALE CONTRACEPTION Access to effective contraception is a prerequisite of reproductive health. If the goal of ensuring that every birth results from a planned pregnancy is to be achieved‚ a wide range of methods of regulating fertility must be available. Because women literally are left "holding the baby‚" family-planning organizations have traditionally concentrated on female methods. New developments in the last 10 yr‚ including new formulations of the oral contraceptive pill‚ medicated

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    wounded patients have paid the price of war‚ patients suffering from what is today called Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder are just as wounded‚ only mentally‚ and not physically. Pat Barker suggests that‚ with the arrival of World War 1‚ the concept of masculinity was challenged by the men showing signs of war traumatism‚ and that conflict is shown throughout Regeneration by the reactions from the military‚ the patients themselves as well as their family. From the start‚ it is understood that not everyone

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    Schwalbe. "Men‚ Masculinity‚ And Manhood Acts." Annual Review of Sociology 35.1 (2009): 277-295. Print. The struggle to find the clear distinction between gender and sex still reigns. Currently in our society‚ these two terms can be broken down to be legally and socially recognized. According to the lectures in class on October 16th and 18th‚ gender is described to be a social category such as a man or a woman‚ while sex is perceived to be the biological or anatomical difference between male and female

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    Disney vs. Masculinity

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    Joseph Delia Spring 2011 Emile Zaslow Disney vs. The Future of Men: How have our beloved animated movies affected the men of yesterday‚ today and tomorrow. Thesis: The constructs of masculinity found in most Disney movies create an environment of images that shape and define what young boys view as masculinity. By presenting sexist relationships‚ physical expectations‚ and violence and dominance to represent power‚ young boys are left feeling emotionally unattached and physically inadequate.

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    The TV show ‘The A-Team’ is presented as an example of the ideal world without women‚ which allows for an interpersonal dependency among the members of a ‘hero team’ that serves as a masculine performance. Heavy metal promoted traditional notions of male power and the subordination of women and homosexuals. This can be supported by Harrison’s statement on patriarchal power within popular music which refers to the fact that men have ‘historically and traditionally dominated culture and have been privileged

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    Porn and males

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    about two-thirds of men say they masturbate compared to 40% of women (Sine). Not only are men more sexual‚ they are more violent. The U.S. Department of Justice conducted a survey in 2007 and found that 75.6% of all violent crimes were committed by males compared to 20.1% of females (Strickland). Because men are more sexual‚ they are likely to watch more porn. The more porn men watch‚ the more likely they are to view women as objects. Because the porn industry glorifies hardcore sex‚ a man watching

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