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    What is the future of social media? In research for this discussion‚ I came up with a few insights on what I foresee coming up next in the world of social media. • The physical and digital worlds will be more highly connected than ever before – already today we are able to run in the park and track our progress online while sharing it with our friends or track our weight loss‚ or even our ovulation (well‚ some of us‚ that is) with iPhone apps that connect to our Facebook and twitter profiles

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    materials better than those that commonly exist from previous methods of construction? Applying the Green Matter to Construction Introduction Why does that one unique house in your area seem to be different than each stereotypical residence design? It could be because of the green building concepts that were used for its construction‚ seen as there are essentially countless sustainable practices being applied to construction in the world today. The major sections of innovation in the building

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    A New Masculine and Feminine Identity Understanding cliched ideas of masculinity is fairly simple‚ but the process of challenging these stereotypes by defining new ideas of what it means to be masculine is exceptionally difficult. Fishing‚ bullfighting‚ and war all emphasise masculine qualities. Men are expected to delight in these things‚ idealizing manly events in order to increase their own sense of masculinity. Even more importantly is a man’s sense of sexual mastery. Stereotypically‚ a man

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    The Codes of a Man In the novel Jude the Obscure there are some controversial issues of that time period are being displayed. The first of which is masculinity and how that applied to certain people of different classes and genders. The masculinity of men in that time period was defined by several things‚ namely‚ a man’s control of the house hold‚ and the ability to think and act rationally rather than emotionally. Jude’s character gets dissected in this book and we really get a glimpse into his

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    Media Control Media ownership and control is something that everyday American’s don’t think about on a daily basis. The fact that there are events happening that we will never see or hear about never crosses our minds. We depend on the fact that we live in a free country and that we will be told what’s going on because the government doesn’t control the media like other countries do… Right? Few things come to light that show us we in fact‚ don’t see everything and we don’t get the whole story‚ but

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    Masculinity means having qualities or appearance traditionally associated with men it could either be strength in men or aggressiveness. The way society views masculinity is different from the dictionary definition; society defines masculinity in terms of race and class‚ roles and culture. Society requires men to be tough‚ assertive‚ head of the family and focused‚ whereas with women‚ they are required to be modest‚ tender‚ submissive and disciplined. When it comes to race and masculinity‚ the darker

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    Masculinity and the ideals of manhood are not universal; place and time are factors of masculinity and hegemonic masculinity is no different. According to R.W Connell hegemonic masculinity is the one form of masculinity in society that has the most authority and influence on boys and men of that society. This form of masculinity sits at the top of the masculinity hierarchy and as a result those who attempt conform to hegemonic masculinity not only gain an advantage and privilege over other forms

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    Social constructionism is a based on theoretical knowledge and more importantly where these ideas come from; society. Gender and sexuality are social constructs. What defines a person’s gender? Their body parts‚ their self identification or what society says they are? Traditionally‚ humans are born as male‚ female or intersex‚ that is their identifier from the day a person is born. Sexuality can be viewed the same‚ traditionally‚ a person is attracted to the opposite sex and it has only recently

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    African Cultural Concepts in Black America African Cultural Concepts Have African Americans’ perception about what it truly means to be of African decent altered‚ or have they managed to stay connected to their African customs and traditions? In the essay “ Some African Cultural Concepts‚” Steve Biko discussed five major aspects of African culture that‚ from his perspective‚ differ from the European culture‚ specifically the Anglo-Boers. According to Biko‚ Africans encourages a “Man-centered”

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    To what extent can childhood be considered a social construction? This essay will analyse the major experiences by which childhood is constructed: one determined by the society and the other examined personally. Following this approach will be explained socially constructed childhood that asserts children’s attitudes‚ expectations and understandings that are defined by a certain society or culture. Furthermore various aspects of childhoods will be taken into account in relation to social‚ economic

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