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    is every man’s dream? To be the perfect man in a woman’s eye. The problem with becoming the perfect man is that no man truly knows the qualities that makes the “ideal man.” Every guy has his own attributes, both good and bad; some guys are athletic, others are smart, and still others are funny. But the real question is what traits in guys are the “eye-catchers” in the eyes of teenage girls. Understanding these traits of the ideal man can help guide a man to reach perfection in the eyes of a…

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    Haramb

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    none for he magical abilities to heal the wounded. It took him 3 day before he arose and was able to get back to his duties. Then on the 7th day of his return there was an instance that would change the jungle forever, a man child was found lost in the jungle. Harambe was the first one to race to the scene, as everyone else began to crowd around they all wondered what they would do with it. Some said to kill it, some said to just leave it, but Harambe stood up and said he would take the boy back…

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    The first painting “El Pan Nuestro”(Our Daily Bread) by Ramón Frade, shows us the image of an old man in the rural landscape.Carrying plenty of green plantains on his hands and walking from a long distance.The old man is likely to be on his way home from working the land. He does not appear to be happy in fact he looks tired and down.He might be tired from working all day to get food for his family.The painting is a very colorful and clear image of the landscape, showing the big green mountains…

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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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    these names applied to them. Ultimately, these horrendous names promote that a "man" should never act like a woman and there is no way that a woman can even be evaluated on the same terms as a man. Therefore, throughout my boyhood my gender identity has been formed by the media, peers, and family. Television actively engrained many archetypes and expectations of men into my brain at young age.…

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    Human character's lack of pity can be seen in the townspeople who mistreat the poor winged man. For instance, when the incapacitated old man was found by the couple, he was rudely dragged through the mud and was locked in the chicken coop instead of being helped. The couple treated him without any mercy and they didn't give him any sort of aid. In addition, this lack of mercy through the story is developed into cruelty since the crowd who came to see him even began to torture the pitiful…

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    On the Amtrak from Boston to New York City For this story, the first critical strategy I’m going to use is the historical approach. While reading this story I’ll ask questions in a history way like what major historical events was presented in the story, is they any dates used, what's the background of the author or main character, etc. I would have all these questions in the back of my mind if I wanted to understand this story with a historical view. Now if I were a history critic reading this…

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    Gender Identity And Gender

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    as well. Through out the course there have been discussions of what makes a man a man. There were different opinions or perspective of what a made man because it’s impossible to create a description or customs that only men are allowed to do. Kimmel states in his book, that there is man-box that consist the rules or customs of a man. Some…

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    Budweiser, have adapted their marketing in the last 47 years by comparing two of their adverts. The first advert I will be looking at was published in 1963, it is a single image with a text overlay. The Title reads ‘this calls for Budweiser ’ with the sub text of ‘big appetite… dinner’s almost ready and it sure smells good. Loosen your tie and enjoy your Budweiser’. The image itself portrays two people, a man and a woman in a kitchen scene. The woman is smiling contently, she is stood…

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    This is a story about a man named Cross Lambert. “Hey Cross, aren’t you excited? You’re going to get your first command soon?” “I don’t know Galius. I have been a lieutenant for so long, I don’t know how the men are going to adjust to my promotion.” “Everyone knew you were going to be the next captain and you have many supporters, amazingly. You’re the perfect example for a high-ranking officer.” “How so?“ “You follow orders to the letter and you are a devout follower of Zenith and the men…

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