Hegemonic masculinity

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    How do the Harley Riders demonstrate hegemonic masculinity? Why does Butters’ think the Harley Riders are cool (masculine)? b. The way the Harley Riders demonstrate hegemonic masculinity is by being obnoxious with the addition that they are motorist. They perceived that the fact that they ride with one another makes them more dominant and superior than anyone…

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    With the constant transformation and apparition of new gender identities, masculinity is at the heart of debates and evolutions in our contemporary society. Considered as the possession of the qualities traditionally associated with men, “Masculinity stands for a society in which social gender roles are clearly distinct: Men are supposed to be assertive, tough, and focused on material success; women are supposed to be more modest, tender, and concerned with the quality of life.” (Hofstede (2001)…

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    end up depicting a value of hegemonic masculinity. The six-pack advertisement is purposely sold to heterosexual sexes and homosexual men. The midriff approach is the shift from objectification to a…

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    determines our standing in society. The acceptance or suppression of different masculinities makes up the “structural order of gender” in our culture (Bird). As the film Saving Private Ryan depicts, hegemonic masculinity classifies other masculinities and women as inferior. The men who are the toughest and bravest are seen as the heroes, whereas those who are emotional or feminine are subjugated by the hegemonic masculinity in order to maintain the dominance of these ideals (Bird). On the other…

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    than two distinct categories, this idea is just beginning to make its way to the forefront of mainstream media and discussions. The way gender is perceived today is a product of stereotypes being gendered and reinforced over the course of history. Masculinity and femininity have become the two, and only, district categories of gender. At birth, a person is designated either “male” or “female,” and this label shapes the way that person is viewed by the world for the rest of their life.…

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    Queer Masculinity

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    narratives of black and queer identities. Work on ‘men and masculinities’ are unable to evolve into a discourse in its own right, unlike work on women and femininity, which evolved into the discourse of feminism. Where feminism emerged out of political engagement with women and femininity as an ideological stance, as much…

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    facilitates a dangerous patriarchal system that exploits men who do not fall into the hegemonic category of masculinity as well as it perpetuates gendered understandings of masculinity as powerful, violent, and strong. Therefore, it is necessary to maintain a balance in the study of gender and IR in order to allow women and femininity a proper voice in IR while maintaining a voice for men and forms of masculinity who are vulnerable or at risk of violence or exploitation. A current understanding…

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    discusses hegemonic masculinity. The way in which More than Men: Latino Feminist Masculinities and Intersectionality is structured is as follows: it begins by defining hegemonic masculinity and the purpose of the…

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    notion. This trigger will focus on the role of femininity and race. Masculinity and misogyny are parallel…

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    In hopes of being able to identify hegemonic masculinity, I chose the 2015 hit single “Dear Future Husband” by Meghan Trainor. This song was chosen because of Trainor’s acknowledgement of the expectations involving the submissive role in hegemonic masculinity but chooses to reject the norms by singing about what traits she would like to have in her future husband and what expectations she is not willing to follow as a future wife. Meghan Trainor is a single, heterosexual white woman in her…

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