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    blatant theme in the novel All Quiet on the Western Front. The group of eighteen year-old boys that introduced at the beginning have no idea of the hardships and brutalities of war that are to come for these young men. Following their exposing to battle and the front, the boys have become men. They are no longer naive and innocent before their deployment. The theme is also shown with the protagonist, Krebs, in the short story “Soldier’s Home.” Krebs is home on leave, and does not have passion…

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    issues in the world today, and in the novella Of Mice and Men, John Steinbeck portrays them wonderfully. One of those issues is the fact that without having the opportunity to get to know someone, many people immediately make judgements, and those judgements shape their overall view of the person. Similarly, people oftentimes have the need to feel control over other people, and this is an issue that is demonstrated very well in Of Mice and Men. Lastly, many of the characters overlooked death…

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    they chose to tell, it how they want the message to be interpreted and why they chose to tell that particular story. I chose to interpret the short story never marry a Mexican by Cisneros in a critical feminist view point as opposed to let’s say a racial or a psychological view point. “Feminist criticism is a literary form of criticism that gives the perspective of writing through a feminist perspective. It is a political form of literature that analyzes the questions of how male and females…

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    Are there rules to being a man? Anything specific you must do? What even separates a man from a boy? Even in today’s society we still question still “what does it take to be a man?” in the essay “Bros Before Hoes” Michael Kimmel does his best to attack these questions and attempt to find an answer to these questions. Many of the responses he receives are very general and kind of common sense, with males ranging from the ages of sixteen to twenty six. He decided to create the “Real guy top ten…

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    purpose of this paper is to show the importance of a father and daughter relationship. These relationships make a big impact on girls lives. They could be the difference of a girl being treated badly by men her whole life or her fearing men. These father daughter relationships not only shape how a man should be but it also helps the daughters love themselves more. Father daughter relationships help build up their daughter’s confidence and other aspects of her life. Father daughter relationships…

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    In recent discussions of whether men are acting masculine, a controversial issue has been whether men are acting feminine. From this perspective, men are acting more feminine. In the words of Michael Kimmel, one of those views main proponents “men still feel the need to show their masculinity.” according to this view, men should always show their masculinity. In sum, then, the issue is whether men have stopped being masculine or have not stopped being masculine but have changed the meaning of…

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    insight and differences between their generation and present. For Example, Troy’ father was unsuccessful sharecropper, who Troy as a son, provides a continuation of generation in the south (1.4.110). Troy and Bono childhood experiences of becoming men and moving North after their fathers dead still haunt them (1.4.98). Living in the north provides a generational divide between Troy and his sons, Cory and Lyon who grow up believing in change and dreams in their lives. Troy himself was without…

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    more and more men begin to mow their lawns all across that neighborhood. It is human nature not to want to be out done by one another. One man beings to clean up his lawn and those around him begin to follow. From that image comes a theory, the mowed lawn theory, that if one person or a community were to outwardly change that the people and areas around them would look at their mess and want to change their ways as well. How does this effect the epidemic of fatherlessness? What causes men to…

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    Beats and Rhymes” (HHBBR) Byron Hurt digs deep into Manhood and masculinity within Hip Hop. He starts off by explaining where Hip Hop comes from, which is the ghetto. Hurt says that Hip Hop brought masculinity back after R&B because there were men, black men more specifically who were showing emotion and crying in their music videos. Crying is seen as a feminine trait for those in the Hip Hop and adolescent world. Hurt interviewed several people within the Hip Hop community from famous rappers…

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    Modern Day Patriarchy

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    originated from the Greek language can also mean, “a system of society or government organized on patriarchal lines which means the men hold the power and women are largely excluded from it” ( Merriam Webster).The ideas of patriarchy is something that I had never thought about because I never used to question the way the world was. After learning about this concept, I realize how relevant it is our everyday life and it has made question some things. Why has there never been a woman president?…

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