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    anger with themselves and enforces it in others around them as well. Decades ago it has been stated that men are the providers, the hard workers, therefore they had the power, and strength compared to a woman. When a man loses a job, and can no longer provide for his family, as the man of the house he sees like he is failing which can cause some of that…

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    A Boy's Journey In Araby

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    In “Araby” a young boy narrator makes a journey to a bazaar in order to purchase a gift for his crush. The boy is so caught up in his feelings for her that he can barely speak to her when she engages him in conversation. Prior to his journey, he shows his childish side by reminiscing of playing with other children as well as showing signs that he is so entranced by his crush that he can barely focus on his school work. The boy confirms that his crush brings out his child-like foolishness when he…

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    year i’ve ever had.. It had been a long rainy day. I got home from work and began getting some food ready for the children as well as some towels. They all came home soaking wet from them dang buses. The children had to walk to school everyday. Little man didn’t like it because he hated to get dirty, and the buses with all them white kids would think it was the funniest thing to drive extra fast to splash the black kids walking on the side of the road. The only thing they could do about it was…

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    expound on how the three interlace to perpetuate the domestic violence cycle. Hegemonic masculinity rose out of the post-World War II era as the idea of the “real man”, and the idea that the real man is not peaceful, nurturing, or indecisive, nor a sissy, crybaby, or loser” (Messner & Greemberg, 2015, p. 10). Rather, the “real man” is a man who is seen as someone who has the speed and strength of an athlete, as having a large income, authority, charm, loyalty for family, manual…

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    Much like the Feminine Genius where God’s role in making women was to make them unique and essential into building a culture of life, a male is just as important to society. Although a man is considered to be the head of a household, don’t get fooled by their incompetence. There is no such thing as a perfect man, but there are…

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    detailed than that of the court ladies. Physically, the men’s height was described as to not ideally fall on the ends of the spectrum as it attracts attention so only those in between were highly preferred. However, if one were to choose, the shorter man would win due to the notion that tall men lack in knowledge and agility. The build must be more muscular as it displays a sense of strength, participate and excel in nearly every single sport as it shows the athleticism and health, qualifying…

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    sexual orientation and his mania about death. Back up to the afternoon, when Mishima meets a man who gives him a lifetime image in the book. Mishima describes, “It was a young man who was coming down toward us, with handsome, ruddy cheeks and shining eyes, wearing a dirty roll of cloth around his head for a sweatband”(8). Instead of using general descriptions like the dirty youth was impressive or the dirty man was so stand out. Mishima uses “handsome”, “ruddy cheeks” and “shining eyes” in his…

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    rhetorician, “tulips in a garden (A Serious Proposal to the Ladies, Part I).” In Candide, Voltaire highlights the injustice committed towards women and satirizes gender roles during the 18th century through the characterization of Cunégonde, the Old Woman, and Paquette. Throughout Candide, Voltaire satirizes the…

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    an opinion in what women like. The advertisement shows the stereotype that women are not interested in sports and all they care about is shopping but some women actually do like sports and enjoy playing sports. The ad seems to be proposing the man as a weakling because he is out shopping with his girlfriend and not doing what…

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    on men, whether it be their fathers or the man they “love” in the story, the princess has to be saved by a man. First of all, a woman can have just as much strength and independence as a man can and certainly can survive without one, as many woman have. To show a young girl that in life, they will wait for their true love and that is where their sole happiness comes from is wrong, they should not be taught to live their lives below men in order to get a man to love them. Woman today struggle…

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