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    been accepted that not all men are strong, lazy, fat, or do the dirty jobs like construction and mechanics but this has not been taken into account in the production of advertisements. Hello my name is joshua beavan and i am going to be talking about male stereotypes in the add I Am Man by burger king. Play Addddddvetisment We are constantly surrounded by the definitions that society has created for us. The repetition of certain gender roles though culture and society. This Burger King…

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    that every day the debate between the sexes becomes more and more complicated. Each has their opinions and examples to fight their case and through the articles The Male Myth by Paul Theroux and I Want a Wife by Judy Brady we see yet another side to the never ending quarrel. While Theroux talks of toxic masculinity and its effects on male culture as a whole Brady gives you a look into the life of a ‘wife’ and the excessive amount of work a woman must do in order to please a man. These articles…

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    In Susan Bordo’s essay, “Beauty (Re)Discovers the Male Body,” she discusses the appearance of men in advertisements while simultaneously juxtaposing them to female advertisements. Through the piece, she includes many sample advertisements to develop her point. The photos are placed next to the corresponding sections which help make her argument clearer. She also relates her point to John Berger, as she tries to demystify these advertisements in a similar way he tried to do so about artwork in…

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    These situations simply make people uncomfortable. Richard Dyer touches on this uncomfortableness in “Don’t Look Now: The Male Pin-up.” In this essay, Dyer focuses on how male pin-ups tend to create contradictory feelings towards society’s norms of pleasure and desire. I explain that through his examples and analysis, Dyer shows the male pin-up can become contradictory by the way male models look in pin-ups and the by way those pin-ups are prepared. Through hegemonic norms of society, people…

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    The markers of male status in “Hold You Down” depict the predominantly hierarchic and authoritarian degree of male dominance through wealth and control. The video commences with a woman that works for DJ Khaled, opening the car door for him as he arrives at his enormous mansion. This role reversal is necessary to mention as it is usually the male that opens the car door. Therefore, the reversal of gender roles demonstrates the domination of men over women. Again, Khaled is wearing a $25,000…

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    presents this idea in the short story “Hills Like White Elephants”. He illustrates how male dominance in a relationship can lead to indecisiveness and impulsive decisions. Consequently, rational decisions in life can only be made without the influence of a dominant male figure in a patriarchal society. Throughout this short story, despite it being very subtle, male dominance is present. We observe how the male in this story is trying to convince the women named Jig to go through with the…

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    Margaret Thatcher once said, “In politics, if you want anything said, ask a man. If you want anything done, ask a woman.” The roles between male and female have been sensitive topic; however, Anton Chekhov in the 19th century never shied away from it. Chekhov always talked about social issues in his stories and the current situation in the 19th century. He addresses the social issues while adhering it and challenging them. Chekhov does all this without persuading his reader’s views, but…

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    that females and males interact differently. “How Male and Females Students Use Language Differently”, by Deborah Tannen, was a very diverse topic. Deborah argued that males and females have different ways of interacting and communicating with people. Tannen explained the difference and the way the different genders reacted to different classroom settings. Males and females have several different types of languages, but in different settings it matters which gender is dominant. Males may feel…

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    paragraph of her excerpt. She acknowledges that “equal opportunity” is highly unlikely in discussion and participation (Tannen, 2015, p.373). But she encourages students and teachers to explore different options to teachings that could benefit both male and female students, catering to their differences in language rather than tipping the scale towards one gender. Tannen illustrates that women in the classroom are the ones that are affected negatively, their potential of succeeding obstructed…

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    Annotated bibliography Jennifer Lawerence (October 14,2015) Why do I make less than my male co-stars? This is a letter written by a young,American golden globe,and Oscar winner whom is very sought after and talented individual in her field and she has written an open letter posing the question why she makes a significant less amount of money than her male co-stars for the same films. She mentions some other big male celebrities with whom she has worked with. She iterates a strong sense of…

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