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    Dating back to over twenty thousand years ago, for men, hunting was a commonly practiced ritual. At the time, hunting served two purposes. The first purpose was to feed themselves and their families. Those who caught the prey would traditionally pick their favorite piece of meat and eat it first, followed by the older men and then younger boys. All leftovers would be given to the females. Secondly, hunting was used as a ploy to gain social status and power over the community and their families.…

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    metaphorically. However, with her defiant posture that perches on three out of the four available seats, the enormous space she occupies and the focused lighting on her, this “masculine” setting is overpowered by the female character. Therefore, instead of machismo, feminism is emphasized. To further illustrate this point, another example, the Game of War advertisement (see picture below), might help. In fact, Carey is famous for her feminist character and frequently appears to dominate…

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    A novel in which male characters are strongly represented with only one main female character is distinctive, while it brings up the topic of masculinity. Looking at Ernest Hemingway’s novel, “The Sun Also Rises,” the topic of masculinity is easily recognizable. Looking back decades ago, masculinity is defined much more differently. Times change and people are expected to “fit in” - but men are still expected to show those strong attributions and behaviors. Hemingway’s stories reveal how he…

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    Everything that I learned about sex when I was younger came from my cousins, friends at school and the children in my neighborhood. They did influence my attitudes and sexual behavior but not as much as my grandparents, aunts and my curiosity to research about sex. My culture has also played a key role in my sexual development because I had to balance traditional Christian values and modern ideas and attitudes toward sex. During my early adolescence I spent three days in church every week…

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    The hardship of being a lesbian in the Chicano community comes from the traditional beliefs of machismo which is explained in the introduction of the essay, then later on summarize by saying, ““they threaten the established social hierarchy of patriarchal control.” (191). This shows that men see lesbianism as a threat to them because they will not…

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    he is still willing to perform any task, even when it may be considered an act of terrorism. Although he may feel powerful, as he has obtained masculine traits from his former self and enriched his confidence level, his obsession with proving his machismo ultimately leads to his downfall. While performing one of Tyler’s “homework assignments”, he is shot and killed by the police. In Hammer’s critical analysis he notes, “the same fixation that had once caused [Bob] to damage his relationships and…

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    “Fearless, principled, and damaged, Andrew Jackson was one of the fiercest and most controversial men ever to serve as president of the United States” (Wilentz 2). According to Sean Wilentz, he actually “came to be regarded, for better or worse, as the embodiment of the democratic idea” (8). This is inherently true as Jackson himself personified the American Paradox, wherein the country openly participated in the enslaving of millions while touting their democracy and the inalienable human…

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    What could cause a mob boss such as Paul Vitti to make him unable to torture his enemies and lead his family of mobsters? Well, let us analyze this using modern psychology and see. The film Analyze This in addition to creating the impression to its viewers that by simply going to therapy you will receive all of life’s answers, asks the audiences to sympathize with the unrepentant mobsters. We're asked to root for the cold-blooded killer known as Paul Vitti because, in this story, he is the…

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    different parts of the country all the way to Goa. They came solo, they came in groups, and they came from every direction. From Kerala in South India to Delhi in the North. There were Enfields everywhere, from Thunderbirds to Classics and from Machismos to Electras, not to forget some beautiful custom built ones on display. This was the seventh edition of the Royal Enfield Rider Mania, a Royal Enfield event that takes place annually in November at the Vagator Hill Top, Goa. The 3-day event,…

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    challenges he faced including the wounds he got from being in the front line, his marriages and his depression, he still has a unique writing style that appealed to many readers across the globe. Works Cited Ebersole, Jamie. 'Ernest Hemingway: Machismo And Masochism (Review)'. The Hemingway Review 25.2 (2006): 143-146. Web. Fellner, Harriet. Hemigway As Playwright. Ann Arbor: UMI Research Press, 1986. Print. Moreland, Kim Ileen. 'Ernest Hemingway: A Literary Reference (Review)'. The Hemingway…

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