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    Timothy Pfaffenroth is very knowledgeable in many different areas. He has been trained to be able to do many different things. Decision making‚ flying‚ and engineering are some areas in which he has been very well cultivated. Tim grew up in a large Christian family. His father is a preacher and more specifically a missionary to Canada. His father is a mission aviation pilot. His mother and father taught him everything they knew from God and about him. At the age of 5‚ Tim accepted the Lord Jesus

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    The unethical implications of a culture that supports hyper masculinity “It’s just as hard to be Ken as it is to be Barbie.” Many would argue that this statement is blatantly false. They would contend that living in a male dominated world guarantee’s a women’s rattled with challenges regarding discrimination‚ sexism and equal rights. To invalidate women’s struggle in today’s society would be foolish and inaccurate. However‚ the statement above does not claim that women are not discriminated against;

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    Masculinity vs. Femininity Geert Hofstede Here you can see four persons‚ three of them are adults and the other one is a student. One of the adult seems to be the principal of a school‚ the other two seem to be the parents of that student. Those people are in a room‚ which seems to be the bureau f the principal since the sign on the door says “principal”. The reason why the parents of the student and the principal meet is because the student is not good in school. The principal is about to tell

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    these gender expectations are unsatisfactory‚ people face shame and rejection for deviating from the norm. This becomes further apparent in literature‚ where the authors use their platform to introduce abnormal versions of gender‚ in this case‚ masculinity. In the Moonstone‚ author Wilkie Collins acquaints readers with Ezra Jennings‚ a social outcast. As a sensation novel‚ it uses his role to understand the unfairness when being cold-shouldered by people. His physical deformities and female constitution

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    own choices; we are in charge of our lives and have the ability to change our lives if we want to. And that’s exactly what Chris McCandless and Timothy Treadwell did. They weren’t happy with the life they had so they lied‚ changed their names‚ and abandoned the lives they had for something they wanted. One of the big things that Chris McCandless and Timothy Treadwell had in common was that they had troubled pasts‚ lied to the people they met‚ and changed their name. Although on a larger scale they

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    Equally important as femininities‚ masculinity is socially constructed gender profiles that are categorized. Characterizing men in a specific category rather than equalizing them also diminishes them entirely by placing rigid expectations that are similar to that of societal views of women.

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    The media has also affected masculinity through the music and movies but more specific by their artists and the stars they created. As any industry these two created their own products‚ every company invest big quantities of money in them‚ the better the product more money they will make. The stars and famous people in the media are products of these industries‚ they invest tons of money in these certain people that sometime they even do not have any talent‚ but with money they make special and spectacular

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    Aitken recognize how “the crisis of masculinity…suggests that men seek reassurance that other men think misanthropic thoughts” (290). This means that the fight club has caused the men to believe that they need reassurance as to whether they fit the characteristics of masculinity. Fight club is very different from the social life as “guys [who] are in fight club [are] not who they are in the real world” (Palahniuk

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    Michael S. Kimmel’s article of‚ “Masculinity as Homophobia: Fear‚ Shame‚ and Silence in the Construction of Gender Identity‚” is exploring how men perceive this idea of masculinity/masculine and how it came to be. It discuss the pressure of what men have to prove to show their idea of “manhood” in society. This article points out the important part of masculinity where men have to compare themselves to others and live up to what a masculine man really is. The approval of other men. Michael describes

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    due to their desire for each other. In Romeo and Juliet and Brokeback Mountain‚ the term masculinity differs depending on the time frame and restrains the role of the male in the society in which they live in. Masculinity works differently in Romeo and Juliet and Brokeback Mountain as it can be represented as an obligation‚ a facade or a constraint due to social pressure. In Romeo and Juliet‚ masculinity is regarded as a role that the male is obligated to take in order to satisfy the social

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