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    Armani advertisement uses role reversal to represent male metro-sexuality and power dynamics to sell their product. To advertise the product, Armani uses multiple channels television commercials, magazines,…

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    move.” ….blacksmith grabbed Florens' hair, yanked her head back to put his mouth on hers." I believe that during this time women knew that certain things were to be initiated by the man only. Florens and the blacksmiths relationship was an example of what non-martial relationships were supposed to be depicted as during this time. The secret couple knew of their boundaries within each other as and they also knew that certain things were supposed to be done in…

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    The most common way that role theory is applied to gender is to see being a man or woman as “enacting a general set of expectations which are attached to one’s sex” (22). The idea that socialization led to the expression of masculinity was seen as advantageous in comparison to psychoanalysis because it allowed more easily for social change, particularly if institutions through which expectations of gender are adopted change those expectations; that is, institutions…

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    physical distinctions. These terms are interrelated to each other. In our texts, “Caste, Class and Race: A Study in Social Dynamics” by Oliver C.…

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    Fieldwork challenges are salient in both of Mendoza (2008) and Peterson (2011), as both of them have worked with the youth and in classroom setting, and deconstructed presuppositions that both had or encountered. What is interesting, and perhaps related to my situation, is that Mendoza was categorized as doing “auto-ethnography”, which is in my case critical, and thus not showcasing my optionality will be detrimental to my research. Starting with a surface deconstruction of the sign system used…

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    their power and authority at home, while women are known for listening and taking care of the family. Victor Fleming took a feminist point-of-view in the creation of the film; demonstrating the women figures to be powerful. He wanted to capture the audience’s attention to the need of women in a household to keep everything in order and care for the family. Men are not heroes in this tale, but silly beings who have the illusion that they are in need of something more and do not have the power to…

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    Today, I watched the pilot episode of Modern Family. I’d never watched the show before, but assumed it might provide some interesting gender roles and non conformities. Unfortunately, I was disappointed by the typical nuclear family portrayals and gender-role stereotypes that I’ve seen on most other family sitcoms. Let’s start with the Dunphy’s. Phil is the wage-earner of the family. He seems fun-loving and a bit goofy. I suspect that his wife, Claire spends as much time policing him as their…

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    narrates the violent history of the sons of King David (2 Samuel 13: 1-22). The author of the book understands the story of Amnon and Tamar as a narrative essay about violence. In the text, the author tries to problematize gender and power relations. Amnon acts driven by a fantasy of power without limits; his behavior is a fulfillment of his father’s sin with Bathsheba. The first two verses of the story are devoted to the presentation of the conflict and the people who will unfold in the story.…

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