Masculinity in Media

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Flashcards covering key concepts related to masculinity in media, including definitions, examples, and implications of various masculinities.

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What is Hegemonic Masculinity?

The dominant cultural ideal that legitimizes male dominance, characterized by authority, control, and emotional restraint.

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What are key examples of brands that exemplify Hegemonic Masculinity?

Old Spice and AXE, portraying hyper-masculine and controlling male figures.

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Who introduced the concept of Toxic Masculinity and when?

Psychologist Shepherd Bliss in the 1980s.

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What are the characteristics of Toxic Masculinity?

Norms linking masculinity to aggression and dominance, often resulting in harmful societal expectations.

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Who is Andrew Tate and what version of masculinity does he promote?

An influencer promoting a version of masculinity rooted in misogyny, dominance, and aggression.

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What does Inclusive Masculinity reject?

It rejects rigid hierarchies and allows for multiple, non-dominant masculinities without stigma.

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What are Men's Talking Circles?

Groups that allow men to share feelings and express vulnerabilities, offering alternative models of masculinity.

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What defines Hybrid Masculinity?

The adoption of marginalized traits while maintaining male privilege and hegemonic power.

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How does Hybrid Masculinity appear progressive?

By integrating elements from marginalized groups but still retaining patriarchal authority.

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What is the social impact of Hegemonic Masculinity?

It normalizes gender hierarchy and reinforces violence.

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What type of behaviors are associated with Toxic Masculinity?

Aggression, misogyny, risk-taking, and domination.

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What is an example of Inclusive Masculinity in practice?

Supportive men's groups and emotional openness in environments like sports teams.

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What is the role of social media in the context of Hegemonic Masculinity?

It plays a significant role in the current expressions and perceptions of hegemonic masculinity.

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Name a suggested reading on Inclusive Masculinity.

Anderson: Inclusive Masculinity.

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