WOMS200 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Susan Bordo, Hegemonic Masculinity, Michael Kimmel
22 May 2018
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Lecture 11
Understanding Masculinity
Multiple Masculinities
• Hegemonic masculinity: a type of gender practice that supports gender inequality
• Complicit masculinity: those that benefit from hegemonic masculinity but do not enact
it
• Subordinated masculinity: men who are oppressed by definitions of hegemonic
masculinity – one example might be gay men
• Marginalized masculinity: men who may be positioned powerfully in terms of gender,
but not in terms of class/race
C.J. Pascoe
• Professor of sociology at the University of Oregon
• Studied gender and sexuality, childhood and youth, new media, ethnography
• Eplorig Masuliit
Michael Kimmel
• Expert on man and masculinities
• Professor of Sociology and Gender Studies
• Founded center for the Study of Men & Masculinities
• Prominent male feminist
• Gulad – sociological approach to masculinity, specific age
• Agr White Me – anger comes from entitlement and victimization
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Performing Masculinity
• Toxic masculinity: the dominant narrative that society places on men and boys
• Sports
• Clothing
• Language, cars sexuality
Michael Ian Black
The Bod Are Not All Right
• Op-ed in the NY Times on 2/21/18
Susan Bordo
• Professor of Gender and Woe’s “tudies
• Beaut Redisovers the Male Bod 999
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