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Hegemonic masculinity or masculine domination
International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 2019Purpose The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate that Bourdieu’s concept of masculine domination offers a comprehensive social theory of gender as compared to Connell’s concept of hegemonic masculinity through examining the proposition of positive hegemonic masculinity.
Raghunandan Reddy +2 more
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Masculinity? What Masculinity?!
2004I would like to make one final argument in this chapter. I want to finish this book with a discussion of the relationship between gender and identity, but before I do this, however, I would like to make a brief review of the arguments in the book. It is not so much intended as a thorough review of all the arguments I have made so far, but as a pointer ...
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Gender & History, 2002
Kim Townsend, Manhood at Harvard: William James and OthersNaomi Segal, André Gide: Pederasty and PedagogyTrev Lynn Broughton, Men of Letters, Writing Lives: Masculinity and Literary Auto ...
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Kim Townsend, Manhood at Harvard: William James and OthersNaomi Segal, André Gide: Pederasty and PedagogyTrev Lynn Broughton, Men of Letters, Writing Lives: Masculinity and Literary Auto ...
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Bengali Masculinity and the National-Masculine
South Asia Research, 2011This article examines how Bengali masculinity has been negotiated between national and ethnic/local notions of identity and suggests a new way of understanding this issue. Within the specific historiography of Bengali masculinity, concerns regarding physical strength, courage and virility of the Bengali male have been central tropes, challenged by the ...
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Science, 1959
Study of the relative strength of the masculine component in a series of males reveals a significant association with their differential smoking habits. Weakness of the masculine component is significantly more frequent in smokers than in nonsmokers and most frequent in the heavier smokers.
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Study of the relative strength of the masculine component in a series of males reveals a significant association with their differential smoking habits. Weakness of the masculine component is significantly more frequent in smokers than in nonsmokers and most frequent in the heavier smokers.
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1990
We present a case in which self-treatment of lichen sclerosus with large doses of topical testosterone resulted in marked masculinization and may have caused secondary amenorrhea. These changes have not previously been reported as side effects of topical testosterone use.
M R, Punch, R, Ansbacher
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We present a case in which self-treatment of lichen sclerosus with large doses of topical testosterone resulted in marked masculinization and may have caused secondary amenorrhea. These changes have not previously been reported as side effects of topical testosterone use.
M R, Punch, R, Ansbacher
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2018
This chapter provides an overview of key features of criminological literature regarding masculinity and crime, as well as some of the significant empirical studies. It describes the evident strengths of "masculinities" paradigm in criminology. The chapter shows the pitfalls of any gender-centric analysis of criminality that could overlook a skewed ...
Tomsen, Stephen A. (R12247) +1 more
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This chapter provides an overview of key features of criminological literature regarding masculinity and crime, as well as some of the significant empirical studies. It describes the evident strengths of "masculinities" paradigm in criminology. The chapter shows the pitfalls of any gender-centric analysis of criminality that could overlook a skewed ...
Tomsen, Stephen A. (R12247) +1 more
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The differentiation of masculinity as a challenge for the concept of hegemonic masculinity
NORMA, 2016ABSTRACT‘Hegemonic masculinity’ is applied worldwide as the predominant concept in research on men and masculinities. The theoretical and empirical origins of the term can be traced back to the work of Raewyn Connell. Connell suggests that gender is a dynamic process and that gender orders emerge in and through everyday practices and relations.
Buschmeyer, Anna, Lengersdorf, Diana
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Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 2006
Masculinity cannot be regarded as a single entity. Both within Western culture and across cultures, a wide variety of masculinities are easily observable. Yet masculinity is so often contrasted with femininity that the many differences among men are at times obscured.
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Masculinity cannot be regarded as a single entity. Both within Western culture and across cultures, a wide variety of masculinities are easily observable. Yet masculinity is so often contrasted with femininity that the many differences among men are at times obscured.
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Journal of Health Psychology, 2009
In recent years increasing attention has been given to how different masculinities are expressed in young men’s health behaviour. To examine whether men can use competence in key health-related masculine domains to compensate for other non-masculine behaviour, group discussions were conducted with men aged 18—21 living in London, England.
Richard O, De Visser +2 more
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In recent years increasing attention has been given to how different masculinities are expressed in young men’s health behaviour. To examine whether men can use competence in key health-related masculine domains to compensate for other non-masculine behaviour, group discussions were conducted with men aged 18—21 living in London, England.
Richard O, De Visser +2 more
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