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    No matter what part of the world we belong to, a man is seen desirable and attractive if he is masculine. Masculinity can be contextual as different parts of the world have different meaning of masculinity. In Egypt “raguula” is considered masculinity. They standards Egyptian men are held to for masculinity may vary immensely when compared to the Western world. Farah Ghannam uses her work to materialize the male body in an Egyptian context. She introduces stories of people such as, Ahmed, Samer,…

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    To Be a Man, or Not To Be a Man, That Is the Question In the featured text The Book of Man, the author William J. Bennett, explains his opinion about what a man should be and how a man should live. According to Bennett, man’s role in today’s society is being distorted. The author claims that the lack of foundation in religion makes men become less moral than they used to be, and this may be the reason why gays flaunt their sexuality challenging traditional masculinity. Avoiding the traditional…

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    When someone asks the average person about a surgeon, mechanic or a drill sergeant from the military, more likely than not they will instantaneously picture a man as one of those. For years we have held stereotypes about ethnicity, gender, age and so on and believe in most of them due to being a traditional belief for centuries. There have been IAT tests about hidden biases done by multiple scientist/professors to reveal to people about their biases and stereotypes that they may have not of…

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    Society develops its own cultural norms and standards placed on gender. Gender roles impact our everyday lives and are reflected in works of art and literature around us. A great example is Julius Lester’s article, Men: Being a Boy. Lester illustrates his childhood struggles of being a boy who did not fit the expectations society places on males. A more popular text that also applies gender stereotypes is Lord of the Flies by William Golding. The story follows a group of young boys who survived…

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    A picture is worth a thousand words, and a good advertisement will take advantage of this opportunity to attract new customers and try to incorporate as many messages and meanings as possible in a single image. Advertisement companies will target specific audiences using key elements in their ads such as; distinct colors, images, text style, product placement, and they will also play to the emotions and stereotypes common in today’s society. The above ads for Dove deodorant are a clear example…

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    Her father soon said, “Young girl, I declare you are not like most men”, which was his way of saying it’s not like it for a girl to be by the dangerous mounds and talking to the dead (p.271). However, she considered herself “man enough” because she had the willpower, she wasn’t forced to go amongst the dead but when you have a urge to do something you find all the ways to do so, regardless of gender. In correlation to the switch of gender roles from The Waking of Angantyr,…

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    Examples Of Sacrifice

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    The best times to show true love are when it is not easy and it requires personal sacrifice. In “The gift to MAGI,” the poor couple makes a sacrifice to make each other happy without even knowing what they did for each other till the end. Jim, the man, has had this gold watch that was passed on from his grandfather to his father until him now. The watch meant so much to him, but Christmas was going to be the next morning and he hadn’t gotten anything for his wife due to money issues. He took the…

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    Ria Chinchankar Analysis

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    what they 're giving. She also see some parts about the men she took a call from Plato say " A man who quits himself while in war should given more liberal opportunity to sleep with a wife" this shows that if you 're not willing to die you 're not die you 're not a man at all. You 're more like a woman instead. She also use an example of Romeo and Juliet that Romeo should stop being emotional and be a man she said even till this day it 's like the same thing boy you should not show emotion at…

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    “Nobody can give you freedom. Nobody can give you equality or justice or anything. If you’re a man, you take it.” As said by Malcom X, this quote promotes the go getter attitude that those of an oppressed community must possess. Upon reading this line, I couldn’t help but think that it fully summarized the course itself. While discovering the many neighborhoods in Chicago, it seemed apparent that each carried its own vibe. From the affluent area of old town to the modest area of Pilsen, each…

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    their economic standing compared to other men. Where a man stands in the economic hierarchy of society reveals a lot about what kind of man they are. Men strive to be as high as they can in economical standing. This was especially true during the Victorian era because one’s wealth told people how “manly” they were. The stereotypical male, showcased in literature, was one who could work and make enough money to support an entire family. If a man failed to do this he was considered feminine. There…

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