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    Astounding Masculinities

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    again and again. I will, therefore, reflect on Theidon’s article in relation to the episode I encountered during my work. Theidon suggests that there are different constructions of what it means to be a man in different social contexts. The understanding of how these processes of becoming a “man” in different societies have serious implications as to how peacebuilders intervene in a complex conflict. What this means is that as peacebuilders there is the need to understand each social context,…

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    Hot Tin Roof

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    However, just like in Cat On a Hot Tin Roof, once the “Godfather” figure of a Mafia dies, one of his sons succeeds him as the head of the family. This correlates to how once Big Daddy is dead, his plantation will be handed down to one of his kids. In the mafia, because of the honor of handing down and inheriting the family, the patriarchal family structure forcibly imposes a tremendous expectation of men to step up and be the providers, the hard workers, and the empire builders. Gooper exhibits…

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    In fact his mom’s Bel Air but to their surprise the man had smashed the car to extract revenge and the narrator thought there would be no way to take the car back to his mom. He didn’t know what to do. He contemplated suicide to get out of the mess he had gotten into. When there they saw two girls pull up…

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    It seems as though the king see’s Sir Thomas More as more of a representation of a concept then an actual human being. His approval is important to the king because it would make him appear more morally astute. In the preface More is described as “a hero of selfhood.” More refuses to sacrifice his sense of self even if it would mean sacrificing his life. He showed that he would refuse to compromise himself even when faced with his death and showed a high level of bravery even if he didn’t want…

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    Y The Last Man Analysis

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    women are pilots, doctors, army, bus driver and many other jobs, once that were traditionally considered jobs for males only. The author Brian K. Vaughn has examined the fallacious traditional stereotypes about men and women in his novel Y, the Last Man. Vaughn, challenges the traditional gender roles in society by contrasting the power structure between men and women which leaves women more aggressive.…

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    open road, deeply influenced by racialized and gendered cultural context, has dual definition. For the disadvantaged and the marginalized group, the open road means struggling and rebelling against oppression and supremacy, which is impracticable and dead-end, while for the dominant and privileged group in the society, the open road is usually synonymous with nostalgia and return of the values and morality proposed by them. Struggle and Rebellion Obviously, the two female protagonists in the…

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    Analysis: The Dead Kennedy

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    The Dead Kennedys were one of the United States’s most influential hardcore punk bands, and were composed of Jello Biafra (Eric Reed Boucher) on vocals, East Bay Ray (Raymond Pepperell) on guitar, Klaus Flouride (Geoffrey Lyall) on bass, Ted (Bruce Slesinge) on drums, and finally 6025 (Carlos Cadona) on rhythm guitar. Not only were they influential in their style, but they caused stirs by the extreme and controversial nature of their political statements. The band formed in San Francisco in…

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    Alfred Hitchcock, also known as Hollywood’s master of suspense, has influenced Hollywood today immensely through his creative movies. Out of the many of his films, there was his 1959 film called, North by Northwest. The main stars of this movie, Eve Kendall played by Eva Marie Saint, and Roger Thornhill played by Cary Grant, go on an adventurous journey. Viewers see the recreation of this in the 2008 movie called, Eagle Eye, where Shia Labeauf as Jerry Shaw, and Michelle Monaghan as Rachel…

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    Antigone explores a contrast between the behavior expected of women and the reality of their role in society. In this society man equals power. Creon expects men to be the primary actors in society and women to take a secondary, somewhat “obedient” role. Antigone challenges these beliefs as she takes action and presents intimidating challenges to the men around her, making her masculine. Antigone also proves to be more masculine than Creon. On the other hand, Ismene better fits her feminine role…

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    What makes a man? For as long as history can date back, a man has been viewed as a powerful figure in society who had to get things done, especially for his family. Loyalty, by definition, is the quality of being loyal to someone or something and perseverance, by definition is steadfastness in doing something despite difficulty or delay in achieving success. In The Odyssey, Homer displays these two traits repeatedly throughout the story as the two main male characters progress and attempt to…

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