Sentence examples for masculinity as a from inspiring English sources
Self-determination is also an important part of my masculinity, as a black or a gay man or whatever.
Allen examines Black masculinity through plays, novels, and documentaries to better grasp the inner-workings of masculinity as a performance in itself.
In its 2012 report looking at the reasons behind the gender gap in suicide rates, the Samaritans cites traditional notions of masculinity as a contributing factor.
Still, vintage McCarthy themes surface: the family as self-lacerating unit; masculinity as a state of fury fueled by impotence; nostalgia as a fool's faith; Yahooism as an American and now global way of life.
Kinohi Nishikawa contends that black pulp fiction was built on white readers' fears of the feminization of society — and the appeal of black masculinity as a way to counter it.
Care has been taken to certify their masculinity as a nontoxic variety, and the "no girls allowed" rule governing their long-running game is justified by the fact that they were 9 when they started out.
First Man is a thoughtful, lyrical exploration of masculinity as well as a celebration of human achievement.
With Surkov's management, "Putin was to offer masculinity as an argument against democracy", Snyder suggests; he was to associate, specifically, for example, gay rights and equal marriage with an attack on the Russian spirit.
And for "Quiz Show," he examined the flip side of fragile masculinity, as an ultra-smooth talk show host carefully masking any emotion for fear of cracking the facade.
If she seeks "liberation in the father" (Benjamin 1988, 99), she connects her femininity to submission rather than agency, and attaches to masculinity as an idealized object of love (and as its love-object), conferring on it value while devaluing the mother, and creating a divide between feminine sexuality and autonomous subjectivity.
Rather than accepting masculinity as an inherited trait or static condition, the contributing artists explore manhood as a continuous string of performed behaviors and learned rituals, all of which come together to resemble a fixed identity. .
