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    Feminine Stereotypes

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    correctly identifies, parents must have courage in order to raise a son with feminine characteristics, as a result of society’s stereotypes and set gender views. The idea of males displaying feminine traits challenges society’s idea of a “manly man”. In “Being a Man”, Theroux indicates that men with occupations such as writing, “[have] been at pains to prove [their] manliness”. Although his argument my not be…

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    behavior expected of women and the reality of their role in society. In this society man equals power. Creon expects men to be the primary actors in society and women to take a secondary, somewhat “obedient” role. Antigone challenges these beliefs as she takes action and presents intimidating challenges to the men around her, making her masculine. Antigone also proves to be more masculine than Creon. On the other hand, Ismene better fits her feminine role in society. She is a stereotypical…

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    In the short story by Ernest Hemingway, The Short happy Life of Francis Macomber, Francis Macomber has been portrayed to be a man of shortcomings, specifically a coward. Not only is he outwardly named a coward, he is as a result emasculated by his wife, Margot, and a hired hunter, Wilson, who have their own definitions of how a man should behave. Many readers take the surfaced perspective of what this story represents, the perspective that men are to be manly, hunt, boss their wives around, and…

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    In the movie, Guardian of the Flutes, individuals recounting their experiences of performing felatio expressed their dislike for the act, and the shame that they felt (Herdt; film). But the movie failed to address their understanding of the act, other than their dislike of it. They were not asked if they felt the act was necessary or important, only how they felt about it. There are many things in our lives that we do not enjoy doing, but do because we feel it is necessary or important. In a…

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    seller. Nobody understands the dangers of someone claiming they are someone else. This short story explains and shows how someone as innocent as a bible seller can really be a con man. Not everyone is innocent , we all have lies and secrets we hide from people and this so happened to be that this 19 year old was a con man who stole from a lot of people and always changed his name after stealing…

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    Horse a Lakota History ventures into the realm of the different roles of both males and females within the hero’s life. In the biography, Marshall shadows a young man on his journey towards becoming a leader for his tribe. Given the name of honor by his father, Crazy Horse, the young man must live up to the name and become a man for others as the tribe deals with white Americans lingering nearby. Crazy Horse faces many obstacles throughout his journey; all in which he receives help primarily…

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    Who's Your Daddy Analysis

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    to shut up, and pushed himself from the table. My friend said to me with his eyes: say nothing. The colonel returned with a sack used to bring groceries home. He spilled many human ears on the table. They were like dried peach halves. There is no other way to say this. He took one of them in his hands, shook it in our faces, dropped it into a water glass. It came alive there. I am tired of fooling around he said. As for the rights of anyone, tell your people they can go fuck them-…

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    Old Spice Advertising

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    Old Spice Advertisement: “The Man Your Man Could Smell Like” Old Spice, a major company for hygienic products produces this commercial for a body wash. During this advertisement the company uses many methods to get this product noticed. When a commercial is presented to the public a designer will use audio and visual aids to get their product to sell. The advertisement for old spice body wash is targeted toward men but this television advertisement makes use of a well-known actor to appeal to…

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    'Invisibility' By Shwab

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    invisibility focuses on the way in which we as men hide our emotions. Schwab draws and example from a 42 yr old man named Frank who talks about how his mother left his family at a young age and instead of missing his mom, he was told to…

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    expects men to be and the role they should play in society. In “The Sun Also Rises,” the male characters are competitive with each other, often showing it in unpredictable ways. In Hemingway’s view, there are two kinds of men: the macho bullfighting man whom has courage and follows a ” code of honor”- the ideal man. Or the one that does not prove how much of man he should be. Keeping in mind that the novel was written over nearly ninety years ago, times have changed. Men were expected to be…

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