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    There are several qualities that we consider attractive in men both physically and intellectually. An attractive man should be good looking, honest, confident, purpose-driven, attentive, nonjudgmental, and should have a good sense of humor. In addition, I find adventurous, men with a clean life free from drugs, and men with a good personality attractive too. Most importantly, an attractive man should be good looking with a good physique. Appearance matters a lot for me because it is the first…

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    I. Discussing the roles of men and women in the 19th Century. The women’s roles in the 19th century society are to obey their husband and have children. Women’s do have household duties like cleaning and cooking (http://prezi.com/gender-role...). Women’s also work as laundresses, seamstresses and nurses. In the 19th Century Society, it showed that women/men are like: power-weak, active-passive, brave-timid, worldly - domestic, logical-illogical, rational-emotional, individual-social,…

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    1. INTRODUCTION Globally, women’s preference for male or female health providers inside a general setting of decreased number of female specialists and predispositions in educational opportunities against womenis in no way, shape or form another issue. However, the reason for the preference differs across continents. In developed countries, these inclinations are for the most part in view of the providers’ qualities as far as experience, correspondence style, and specialized aptitude, yet in…

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    status, public displays of situational dominance and rule transgression, and in-group rituals of solidarity and loyalty” (Grazian, 2007, 224). Since we pick up gendered characters from society, with maybe little impact from singular thoughts of being a man or lady. The significance of exclusive's manliness contrary to another man's manliness is a key factor in deciding how and why masculinities are recreated, and for whom they are imitated. This theory can be applied to the practices of social…

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    behave like a men. For example, not showing to the people his weaknesses. The second point is that masculinity shown through wealth and power. The third rule is that a men suppose to be independent while in a difficult situation. The last one is that a man should be aggressive. Response A men is not always should be masculine. Hugs, kisses, and love are sometimes needed for men so he feel loved by the people surround him. Because a men have a feeling that is prone to depression,…

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    Although Arabic language has a rich system of masculine and feminine genders, women are always seen linguistically inferior to men (Mahmoud, 1993). And worst of all is that many people, including women, consider this to be normal in a society where women are still struggling for their fundamental rights. In other words, women are not seen as separate human beings; they are always attached to men in family interaction, university contexts and media. It is worth mentioning that we no longer live…

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    Creaky Voice Summary

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    By this time, the person reading this may very well be sick of seeing the words “creaky voice,” but it really is interesting how a slight variation in speech can impact individuals so severely. Both Yuasa and Slobe’s study reveals the underlying sexism in the American society; they both revealed that language is not equal between the sexes. When men employ creaky voice, they are identified as more dominant and important, but when women use it they are seen as superficial and unintelligent. I…

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    Chapter Four: The Encounter “Ma’am… Ma’am, you dropped your wallet!” said Ben. Delilah suddenly flips around and sees Ben’s face. She couldn’t believe her eyes and neither could he. They two both just stood there in shock, but suddenly Delilah ran up to ben and hugged him, all the feelings were flooding back. Their past wounds were reopening. Delilah was glad to see him just as Ben was glad to see Delilah when he first saw her on the night the two parted. “How are you?!” Delilah asked as she…

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    as adopting the traditional portrait of femininity and masculinity. We are taught to believe in the stereotypical ideas of how someone should look like, remembering to fall in between the margins of society, either categorized as a strong, powerful man or a weak, delicate woman. Pantene’s “Whip It” commercial challenges the traditional American gender…

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    Diet Pepsi Ad Analysis

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    An effective advertisement works best when it strikes a chord in the needs and desires of the receiving consumer – a connection that can be both intuitive and highly calculated. How to appeal to men vs. women? They respond to different stimuli, absorb different details and make decisions in very different ways. Successful advertising means knowing how to communicate effectively to men and women, realizing their differences. Studying data about how men and women respond and interact with ads is…

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