After the attack on the World Trade Center in 2001, the masculine roles in family and public relations represented by, the male, population, escalated dynamically in American social positions. As a result, the male, social positions climbed and hegemonic masculinity started challenging the social roles in America due to contemporary crises throughout the world. In addition to hegemonic masculinity ascending, women became subordinate in social positions; taking, the back seat in the American expedition. Iren Annus, an associate professor of American, studies will resort to, the research of Nick Trujillo to, represent hegemonic masculinity in the contemporary American media through, the TV series “Breaking Bad”. In Nick Trujillo's theory, he is certain that white=masculinity and identities evolve and erode in the family household, and male psychology gets challenged, at the micro logical levels of post 9/11 society. In the award-winning TV series “Breaking Bad” by Vince Gilligan, Iren Annus, portrays Walter White's, hegemonic masculinity through, the intercommunication with his coworkers and family.
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Annus uses Nick Trujillo's model of hegemonic masculinity in the American, popular culture, to scrutinize, the figure of Walter White and delve into, the specific ways, at which he is, the embodiment of the post 9/11, crisis in evolutionary hegemonic
Annus uses Nick Trujillo's model of hegemonic masculinity in the American, popular culture, to scrutinize, the figure of Walter White and delve into, the specific ways, at which he is, the embodiment of the post 9/11, crisis in evolutionary hegemonic