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    Would The Sun Also Rises just be one repetitive book without meaning and purpose if it wasn’t for Pedro Romero? In the post-WWI world, Jake Barnes and his friends travelled around Europe trying to find themselves. Every year, Jake would go to Pamplona, Spain to watch the running of the bulls and the bullfights. Pedro, a young matador in Pamplona, is an important character in this text because he contrasts with Jake and his friends in that he is more masculine and heroic, has a sense of honesty…

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    standards allow women to express their femininity in their own, different ways. For example, Cersei Lannister subtly flaunts her femininity for the world to see, but behind closed doors, plot and scheme just as much as any power hungry and ambitious man. Cersei Lannister, the mother of King Joffery Baratheon, reveals her animosity towards Westerosi gender roles by…

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    to a high and masculine standard, therefore, being a stay at home father would bring into question their manhood and request. The context of the article, is that although women do men’s jobs, it isn’t okay for a man to do a woman’s job; In addition, gender roles play a big part in what one can do without questioning their manhood or losing the respect of others. Reyes is speaking to men with feminine jobs and ways, and people suffering from being different. Her exigence is based on researches in…

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    He heard shouting outside his office, he glanced over to see a man with long, greasy hair that hung in front of his eyes. The man looked like he hadn’t bathed in weeks, his clothes were torn and covered dirt. The officers dragged the man behind them as he struggled to break free from their grip. Boston walked out of his office to find out what was going on. The officers brought the man into the interrogation room and cuffed him to a chair. Boston walked up to the head policeman…

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    passionate I am about my education. My grandma’s response to that was basically, “Sure you are, honey. You’ll be nice and passionate about your education until you have a nice man to take care of you and then that will be your life.” Experiences like that make me really uncomfortable, because even if I did want to get married to a man, there’s no reason why I should give up my right to an education just because it’s assumed that I would be his new in-house maid and chef. In my opinion, there…

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    Chosen Primary Identity Group My chosen primary identity group is being a male. To me, this is different than being a man due to societal standards of what a “man” is like. The male population is very interesting to me because even though they seem to be at the top of the food chain, they face many difficulties just as women do. I am positive that underneath that tough masculine physique plenty of concerns are at play. As a feminist, parts of me hate the male population for sexualizing and…

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    During the film Fury, which take place in the midst of one of the most gruesome periods in human history, Norman who has only been in the Army for eight weeks and is trained as a typist, must gear up and become a tank crewman. He’s portrayed as un-masculine as he is belittled by his crewman both for his lack of experience and for his reluctance to kill Germans. Throughout the film he transitions from boyhood to manhood through the completion of manhood acts and homosocial interaction, including…

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    attempts to control. Throughout this tragedy, the role of manhood and what it takes to be a man is called into question. Lady Macbeth is one who desires to take on the male role in the play’s cruel world. The audience sees what manhood means in her eyes as she manipulates her husband into committing numerous, horrific crimes. She has many male characteristics, but also contains plentiful fatal female flaws. One obvious flaw is that she is, in fact, physically a woman, and by being a woman she is…

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    As the twenty-first century approached quickly, the woman’s role started to change quite a bit just as the man’s did. There are multiple things that have stayed the same, such as, boys tend to respond to being intimidated, in the 1940’s to now, the 2000’s. Girls on the other hand, they respond to good reason, and to being persuaded. (Norman, Geoffrey. 20). According to an article on Psychologytoday.com, over the last few decades, in America and a few other countries, the status of a women has…

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    Young girls are brought up having barbies and wearing dresses; meanwhile, boys learn to “take it like a man”. Society tells woman they cannot lift weights because they need to be petite The idea that girls are “fragile” can be seen…

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