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    (as stated in the book, A Feminist Companion to Paul as edited by Amy-Jill Levine) that male and female referred to an image of androgyny. A further explanation regarding male and female as an image of androgyny is given in the book, A Feminist Companion to Paul, by referencing Philo of Alexander on Primal androgyny. In the book it is stated that the image of androgyny is derived from the two different creation stories found in Genesis 1 and 2. There is emphasis that the first…

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    Introduction The Bem Sex Role Inventory (BSRI; Bem, 1974) explores and measures the concept of androgyny using two factors: masculinity and femininity. The instrument has three subscales to measure the construct of androgyny: masculinity, femininity and social desirability (Bem, 1974). The original scale had 20 items each for these three subscales for a total of 60 items. Bem (1979) reduced the number of scale items to 10 for each subscale, maintaining two factors. Other researchers found…

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    What is Gender? Gender is the sexual role you have. Up until 1955 we thought of is as your birth sex. Those born with a penis are male, vagina for female. Do you have large amounts of testosterone coursing through you or estrogen? We have now learned that gender is defined not by what we are but how we feel. It was just two category’s, are you Manly or Girly, but now it can vary by your emotions. It can be determined by several factors. The commonly known ones of sexual characteristics, the…

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    Assignment-2 Orlando raises the notion that an androgynous person could have freedom and that gender conventions are based on social and ethical customs and codes that sometimes may appear difficult to understand. Androgyny as an aspect can be seen more accurately in the second part of the novel as it deals with gender and differences between men and women more precisely. In the first chapter of the novel, Orlando’s physical appearance builds an image of an ambiguous gender identity in our…

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    Chapter 3.2 future predictions for gender roles in fashion and society 615 The outburst of androgyny themed collections, catwalks and brand updates, has lead opinions of gender neutral fashion to be seen as just another trend that will soon fade out of the fashion world. Although transgender models are featuring on magazine covers, catwalks and campaigns now as well as current gender neutral collections, it could be seen as a passing trend in the fashion industry that will be replaced by the…

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    where children care for children and they learn social skills from their siblings (Lamb, Sternberg, Hwang, & Broberg, 1992). Ben’s children living in the wilderness put them in a unique position to only understand their own social behaviors and cues among each other. Another common practice in Cameroon is that at an age as young as three years old children start to assume domestic chores, taking care of the animals and fetching fire wood (Lamb, Sternberg, Hwang, & Broberg, 1992). Ben starts…

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    film modernizes Twelfth Night while still keeping the themes of gender identity and androgyny. Sekiya, Takeshi. “On Psychological Phenomena Observed in Romantic Lovers in Twelfth Night.” The journal of Psychoanalytical Study of English Language and Literature. 1984, 1984(8):5-26. Web. This is describing the disguise plot. There is a relation to Jung’s theory on individuation with the dramatization of androgyny in the play. This suggests that both Orsino and Olivia achieve individuation through…

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    the ultimate, most fertilized mind. Although subjective, an androgynous mind nevertheless provides “subversive potential for both women and mean, its ability to figure a creative and promising alternative to the rigid gender roles” (Kaivola 4). Androgyny does not force neither a structured nor rigid way of being a man or woman, unlike that of Western society. It allows free fluctuation between either gender and even the fusion of both…

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    traditionally associated with men, especially strength and aggressiveness or simply male sex. Feminine refers to having qualities or appearance traditionally associated with women, especially delicacy and prettiness or female sex or gender. Psychologically androgyny refers to a person’s ability to be at the same time nurturant and time aggressive, rigid and sensitive, and submissive and dominant. This ability can be experienced by both men and women. This term is often used to explain someone…

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    who is true to her small town values and that she is always set up to be the ordinary girl, and by ordinary, I mean the character that she often plays in every film. Dyer also explains how Judy as “different” and this explanation comes from the “Androgyny” section of the reading. In this section, Dyer explains how Judy can be seen as a person who is in-between genders. A scene and a musical number from the film, Easter Sunday, that can support what Dyer is saying. The scene that supports his…

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