Gender and Youth Cultures: Masculinity and Incels Flashcards

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What are the traditional views on masculinity?

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Being a breadwinner and a protector and a provider

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What does Mac and Ghail argue has changed the perceptions on masculinity?

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Greater equality between men and women

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What does Mac and Ghaill argue about the changing views on masculinity?

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It has led to an identity crisis for young men

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How has the identity crisis of boys negatively affected them?

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It makes them more likely to be aggressive and misogynistic

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What concept did Messerschmidt create to do with Masculinity dominance?

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Hegemonic Masculinity

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What are 2 features of hegemonic masculinity?

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Men socialised to be providersMen socialised to value strength over intelligence

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How does being socialised to being a breadwinner link to crime?

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If the man needs to steal to provide for his family then he will

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How does physical strength over intelligence valued link to crime?

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Makes men more likely to think of physically harmful solutions to problems

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How do working class men and boys achieve their goals according to Mac an Ghaill?

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By using physical strength in gangs or anti-school subcultures

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What is toxic masculinity?

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Masculine behaviour that is harmful to the individual and others

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What is a whole subculture that inflicts toxic masculinity on themselves?

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Incels

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What does Incel stand for?

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Involuntary celibate

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What does being an Incel mean?

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Means a man who identifies as being frustrated of having limited sexual opportunities with women

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How do incels communicate?

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Online

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Why are some young men attracted to being incels?

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It gives them a sense of comfort

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Which sociologist did a study on Incels?

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Regehr

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What did Regehr argue about how Incels become like this?

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Access to pornography from a young age makes them believe they are entitled to have sex with women

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What does Regehr say about how online platforms are used for Incels?

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It helps them reinforce their beliefs about women

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What are Incel’s attitudes towards women?

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They resent them for not giivng them opportunities