Sentence examples for traditional masculinity from inspiring English sources

Traditional masculinity, they'll argue, is undervalued in contemporary society.

At the center of the Venn diagram is a reaction to the rigidity of traditional masculinity.

In the same situation, Mr. Robertson's character took on a more traditional masculinity.

But therapists shouldn't come primed to see a patient's distress through the lens of traditional masculinity and its alleged trials.

The gay writer Mark Simpson used the word to satirize what he saw as consumerism's toll on traditional masculinity.

Many of these apps are branded in relation to traditional masculinity and have become a breeding ground for femmephobic, or anti-effeminate, language.

These were then centred on two networks identified as 'traditional masculinity' and 'youth masculinity'.

Hunter's (4) work suggests that in the 1970s and 1980s a new 'traditional masculinity' emerged for Black South African men employed in working class jobs as industrialisation occurred.

But in much of masculinities studies, tradition, for instance, usually does not make an appearance on its own strength but is often incarnated in the term 'traditional masculinity'.

The men identified with a 'traditional' masculinity premised on economically providing in relationships, in which men were positioned as benevolent patriarchs.

(IDI, 25, informal shop) Young men, however, were aware that the 'traditional' masculinity was aspirational and something they struggled to achieve.