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    Male-ism

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    power and are targeting the men‚ but because of the gender role stereotypes that our society has put on not only them but women as well. The definition of sexism in the Oxford Dictionary is “Prejudice‚ stereotyping‚ or discrimination‚ typically against women‚ on the basis of sex”. When the term sexism is needed to be used for the discrimination against men‚ it is almost required to specify by referring to it as reverse-sexism or male-ism. This is because the definition is in itself stereotyping and

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    Male Contraception

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    MALE CONTRACEPTION Access to effective contraception is a prerequisite of reproductive health. If the goal of ensuring that every birth results from a planned pregnancy is to be achieved‚ a wide range of methods of regulating fertility must be available. Because women literally are left "holding the baby‚" family-planning organizations have traditionally concentrated on female methods. New developments in the last 10 yr‚ including new formulations of the oral contraceptive pill‚ medicated

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    Stereotypes

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    Stereotypical views in advertising have always been an issue‚ women are confined to certain gender roles‚ ways in which they can act‚ look‚ and be perceived. But these same stereotypes are doing some serious damage to society. Ads depict women with perfect figures and youthful features while the reality is the majority of women don’t look that way‚ and so this creates a sort of ideal body image. This ad is for the Beckham’s fragrance intimately BECKHAM NIGHT. David Beckham known around the world

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    Porn and males

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    about two-thirds of men say they masturbate compared to 40% of women (Sine). Not only are men more sexual‚ they are more violent. The U.S. Department of Justice conducted a survey in 2007 and found that 75.6% of all violent crimes were committed by males compared to 20.1% of females (Strickland). Because men are more sexual‚ they are likely to watch more porn. The more porn men watch‚ the more likely they are to view women as objects. Because the porn industry glorifies hardcore sex‚ a man watching

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    Male-male Compensatory Relationship Theory I. Rationale Among many historical figures‚ some have been recorded as having homosexual relationships which may or may not be exclusive to same sex. It is through constant suppression and negative connotations that many of them have been left to perish. Earliest documented same-sex relationships dates back in Ancient Greece where it was indicated that it was normal for adult males (erastes) to have younger males (eromenos) to take as lovers but does

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    MALE PRIVILEGES

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    MALE PRIVILEGES If you are male (and a man)‚ listed below are benefits that result from being born with that gender and sex. If you identify as a man‚ there’s a good chance you’ve never thought about these things.  Try and be more cognizant of these privileges in your daily life and you’ll understand how much work we have to do to make for a society that is equitable to all people‚ regardless of their gender. 1. If you have a bad day or are in a bad mood‚ people aren’t going to blame it on your sex

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    The Male Gaze

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    Lester encapsulates the stereotypical gaze of Male > Female gaze. Lester suffers from what appears to be a mid-life crisis and fantasizing about Angela . On the other hand‚ Ricky adopts a voyeuristic gaze when he films those around him (i.e. Jane‚ Lester). However‚ the gaze is not held predominantly by the male viewer. For example‚ Jane turns the camera around back on Ricky. He doesn’t mind because he already feels free‚ though

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    Male Gaze

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    Question 1 “In a world ordered by sexual imbalance‚ pleasure in looking has been split between active/male and passive/female. The determining male gaze projects its phantasy on to the female figure which is styled accordingly.” (Mulvey 750) Mulvey refers here to classic Hollywood cinema. Is her analysis still relevant? Discuss in relation to films from the classic era and contemporary cinema. Refer to films screened in this unit and films of your choice with attention to mise en scene and narrative

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    A stereotype often affects a way a group of people are seen as a whole. Misconceptions and stereotypes can sometimes be misunderstood or overused‚ and be used in an invalid manner. Many people are being stereotyped because of a small portion of the larger group of people. A misconception occurs when an untrue stereotype is brought upon them. From teachers to rappers‚ every group of people have their own stereotypes. Stereotypes do not necessarily portray a group of people negatively‚ such as all

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    Stereotypes

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    #1 Stereotypes of women in the play‚ Agamemnon Woman in Aeschylus’s Agamemnon are perceived as untrustworthy and ignorant characters. The role of women in ancient Greek life‚ was considered to be insignificant compared to that of Greek men. And yet‚ in tragedies‚ women were often written as major characters‚ revealing insights on how women were treated and thought of in society. Many well-known Greek plays contain several well-written‚ complex‚ female characters. Each female character

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