Masculinity in Being a Man Essay

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    be the problems with gender role (Barret, Bergman, & Thompson, 2014). There have been problems that occurred that women cannot do the job at a federal level as well as man can do it. The issue comes about because of masculinity and femininity. Many men feel that the job requires too much from a person that you need as much masculinity as possible to perform at the adequate level day in and day out. On the other hand, many women feel they can possess the necessary skills and consistency to…

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    According to Kimmel, “Many young men today have a shockingly strong sense of male superiority and a diminished capacity for empathy. They believe that the capacity for empathy and compassion has to be suppressed, early on, in the name of achieving masculinity (Kimmel, 2008).” This pales in comparison with “Guy Code”; the name Kimmel has given to the ideology of manhood. He believes that, “Guys do what they do in part because they can get away with it, that other guys won’t say anything, and…

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    essay is that there are numerous desires for sexual orientation. The issue being discussed is that the environment and other individuals impact our view of sexual orientation. The two different viewpoints is that we either learn or resist lessons in gender. We learn lessons in gender because of how the environment impacts our perceptions of gender and our personal perspectives of the definitions of femininity and masculinity. We learn lessons in gender because of how the environment impacts…

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    examples of the characters and episodes to show the themes are the characters of Unoka and Okonkwo which show, the theme of social construction of patriarchy & masculinities, the arrival of Mr. Brown which show, the theme of religious transformation, and the murder of Ikemefuna show the theme of violence and warfare. Unoka and Okonkwo while being father and son could not be more different from each other. Unoka is described as a lazy, spendthrift who did not care about paying back his debts or…

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    Analyzing Masculinities through the Work of 21 Jump Street (2012) 21 Jump Street is a great example of how masculinities can be expressed in multiple ways. A typical male is supposed to be perceived by society as being tough, dominant, hard-working, emotionless, loyal, etc. (http://www.psychologyofmen.org/male-gender-role/). However, throughout this movie, the viewers witness many males who act extremely different from one another, but they are still considered to be from the masculine gender.…

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    vaunted one of martial masculinity, just as their true enemy identity is not Shannon Faulkner. The cadets at The Citadel feel that something about their life and routine is worthy on its merits and is endangered from without” (Faludi 103). For the cadets, their tipping point was not physically Shannon Faulkner, but what she represented as a threat to the cadets’ sanctuary. Faulkner represents the female race violating the cadets’ safe space and the world’s expectation of masculinity. Her…

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    reference to an anecdote relevant to the situation, thus separating the two cultures for lack of any common background. This conflict is referenced in chapter twenty as Okonkwo speaks with a friend about the division between them. "Does the white man understand our customs about land?" "How can he when he does not even speak our tongue"? (p.176) This lack of common language results in a division in understanding that would impinge on legal, religious and cultural…

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    Femininity and masculinity have changed over time in that men in the Elizabethan period were privileged over women. Whereas in contemporary society, men and women are seen as mostly equal. This is shown in the film texts studied this term, the two films studied were The Taming Of The Shrew made in 1967 and the other was Ten Things I Hate About You made in 1999. In The Taming of The Shrew all the men are controlling most aspects of life and when Petruchio forces Katherina into marrying him, this…

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    expression/ gender identity. There is a time where he decides to paint his nails blue which isn’t an “acceptable” characteristic for a boy according to the social expectations; this action leads Jude to be teased and taunted in school. Hegemonic masculinity is the main source conflicting Jude’s gender expression because bullying causes him to question himself and his own manhood. Sexuality is an important topic on the show and the parental guides are very open with the kids which helps them…

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    Glengarry Glen Ross is a play by David Mamet about the cutthroat job of a sales person, and the so-called manhood it takes to be in it. Later on this play was made into a movie with an added character to really put the pressure on them as a “man”. In this paper it will discuss the articles researched, the interview, and a compare and contrast of the play/film. The scholarly and sales techniques articles talked about in this essay will inform the paper by teaching the sales techniques and what it…

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