Chapter 3-4

Question 1

It is a social, cultural, and historical construct dependent on and related to the other factors such as class, ethnicity, sexuality, age, and disability.

Answer 1

Masculinity

Question 2

It is a theme of masculinity where there is no one pattern of masculinity. It is based on cultures and history and the meaning of masculinity is different in working class.

Answer 2

Multiple Masculinity

Question 3

A position of cultural authority and leadership. Embodies heroes, role models and so on. Expression of the privilegement collectively have over women.

Answer 3

Hierarchy and hegemony

Question 4

Patterns of conduct of individuals as either masculine or feminine. Collective and informal.

Answer 4

Collective Masculinity

Question 5

It refers to describe instances of extreme forms of sex-typed behavior on the parts of some males.

Answer 5

Protest masculinity

Question 6

Protest masculinity is often a product of ___________ built from the feelings of powerlessness and insecurity.

Answer 6

narcissism

Question 7

Can be seen as masculine identities that exclude domination and embrace the affective, relational, emotional, and interdependent qualities of care.

Answer 7

Caring masculinity

Question 8

Caring masculinity is a critical form of men’s engagement in ____________ because doing care work requires men to resist hegemonic masculinity and to adopt values and characteristics of care

Answer 8

Gender Equality