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Analyse af 'We need to talk about masculinity'

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Analyse af 'We need to talk about masculinity' er en engelsk-opgave til 8. klasse, afleveret til karakteren 12. Fylder 2 sider (297 ord, ca. 1 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 14. september 2017.

Denne opgave er en analyse af Laurie Pennys artikel 'We need to talk about masculinity'. Den redegør for forfatterens introduktion til emnet, diskuterer kønsroller og samfundets syn på maskulinitet, samt forfatterens subjektivitet. Opgaven undersøger, hvordan maskulinitet og mænds selvværd påvirkes af samfundsmæssige forventninger.

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Opgaven er en besvarelse af spørgsmål til en engelsk artikel om maskulinitet og kønsroller. Den giver et indblik i emnet og forfatterens synspunkter.
Struktur
10
Faglig dybde
7
Kilder
7
Fuldstændighed
7
  • feminisme
  • kønsidentitet
  • kønsroller
  • laurie penny
  • maskulinitet
  • mænds selvværd
  • samfundskritik

What associations come to mind when you see the title:” We need to talk about masculinity”? Explain your answer.

The first thought that came to my mind is men and boy. We live in a society were the term masculinity is a often connected to men and boys

What kind of masculinity does the photo express?

The photo expresses the kind of masculinity were the man provider at home where he makes sure that he gives his family food on the table

How does Laurie Penny introduce the topic, masculinity, to the readers on p. 1?

She introduces the topic masculinity as a problem because we see the boys and men as breadwinners and we do not let the men and boys have there one power of their one life

How are gender roles in general presented in the article?

The men’s are described as breadwinners and the women’s especially the single mothers are blamed for the financial crisis and the e attendant collapse in men's self-esteem.

Why does the author say that “The chosen scapegoats (…) are single mothers” (p. 2, l. 5)?

According to the author, where does the idea of the “male provider” come from?

The idea come from the society to keep society relied upon to keep its wars fought and its factories staffed.

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