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    involved simply inherently homophobic‚ or are there more deep-rooted explanations? I will be looking in chapter two at masculinity and where homosexuality lies within it‚ focusing particularly on the theories surrounding footballs role in reproducing a hegemonic masculine environment. Over the last 20-30 years it has become more fashionable to explore the varying moulds of masculinity‚ and I will observe footballs relationship with these

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    INTRODUCTION The gender division in the food preparation has an atavistic stigma. Men hunted and acquired meat; women were preparing meat at home and served it to the family. All primitive communities are characterised by the subordinate role of woman. Food in Douglas’ classification theory has been linked with rituals which adherence prevents the chaos and the social destruction. Deep divide between gender roles in the patriarchal model of society‚ became a precondition of social order. Douglas

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    country of Vietnam‚ and her depiction as having no control in matters of her love life is a motif of the Orient being a feminized other. Hegemonic masculinity is a sociological term referring to the socialization of men producing normative perceptions of masculinity to be correlated in being unemotional and dominating others‚ especially women. Hegemonic masculinity brings an interesting pairing to the ideals of post-colonial imperialism in Vietnam. The French‚ British‚ and American all have aimed to

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    families and school. From a young age they learn that a girl should be feminine therefore parents would give them toys that associate with femininity like dolls for instance a boy on the other hand would be presented with toys that are associated with masculinity like cars and military toys. Hence‚ stereotypes of gender are already present during child’s development. Norms are inflicted to children by the social institutions ‚ whether it’s parenting‚ schools or media. It is all part of their culture. In

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    uk/resources/managing-challenging-behaviour. Last accessed 15th February 2013. Swain‚ J. (2003). How young schoolboys become somebody: the role of the body in the construction of masculinity. British Journal of Sociology of Education‚ 24: 299-314. Swain‚ J. (2004). The resources and strategies that 10-11-year-old boys use to construct masculinities in the school setting. British Educational Research Journal‚ 20: 167-85. The Guardian. (2013). Working class boys: schools must work with parents to raise their attainment

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    was significantly bigger than what was offered in the journalistic essay. The academic essay I looked at came directly from our textbook‚ it was “Constructions of Reality on MTV’s The Real World: An Analysis of the Restrictive Coding of Black Masculinity” by Mark P. Orbe. This article made claims such as “The Real World is not about characters following a pre-determined script‚ but rather the real life experiences of young people…that work to unmask and deconstruct racial and gender stereotypes”

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    administration‚ discipline actions‚ sport‚ knowledge‚ play and assessment are all areas which still display strong gender imbalances. These phenomena are involved in the complex dynamic of gender and schooling‚ developing a range of interpretations of masculinity and femininity in which is viewed by society (MCEECDYA‚ 1996). From birth‚ parents and carers treat children in accordance to their biological gender‚ like parents‚ teachers treat children according to gendered assumptions of what is appropriate

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    are Power Distance Index‚ Individualism‚ Masculinity‚ Uncertainty Avoidance Index‚ Long-Term Orientation (Hofstede). Hofstede describes masculinity as the opposite of femininity and in culture it refers to the roles that the males carry out as compared to the females in a community. This dimension by Hofstede shows what it means to be male or female in any community. Holland‚ Blair & Sheldon argue that in most of the western countries‚ masculinity is hegemonic while femininity is emphasized (Holland

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    strictly identify with either of the gender but from time to time are able to rotate between both (van Goor‚ 2010). Unlike “forced” hegemonic heterosexual model which dictates – based on social construction – gender behaviour as strictly one or the other‚ it can be contended that androgyny model allows for the blurring of gender binary between femininity and masculinity‚ and as such‚ remove the burden of gender-specific subversive performance and give more tolerance to freedom of self-representation

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    which offer representations of Australian masculinities and discuss how men are represented and the relationship between this and questions of Australian identity. These movies are namely Crocodile Dundee (character Mick Dundee) and The Adventures of Barry McKenzie. One point becomes evident that that the characters type symbolized in Australian movies is predominantly male centered. Australian films are inclined to show a gender intolerance towards masculinity which they consider as a representative

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