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   In the 1980s research on men shifted from studying the “male sex role” and masculinity as a singular trait to studying how men enact diverse masculinities. This research has examined men's behavior as gendered beings in many contexts, from intimate relationships to the workplace to global politics.

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   In the 1980s research on men shifted from studying the “male sex role” and masculinity as a singular trait to studying how men enact diverse masculinities. This research has examined men’s behavior as gendered beings in many contexts, from intimate relationships to the workplace to global politics.

   • Author: Douglas Schrock, Michael Schwalbe

   • Publish Year: 2009

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   In the 1980s research on men shifted from studying the "male sex role" and masculinity as a singular trait to studying how men enact diverse masculinities. This research has examined men's behavior as gendered beings in many contexts, from intimate relationships to the workplace to global politics.

   • Author: Michael Schwalbe

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5. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullMale privilege revisited: How men in female-dominated ...

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   Jul 7, 2021 · Our discourse psychological approach allows us to illustrate how men do not just state their gender privileges as a given but immediately give an explanation as to why they received this preferential treatment–other than their gender. By this, privilege is acknowledged and at the same time silenced.

   • Author: Karin Schwiter, Julia Nentwich, Marisol Keller

   • Publish Year: 2021

6. compass.onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › absHybrid Masculinities: New Directions in the Sociology of Men ...

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   Mar 18, 2014 · Hybrid masculinity refers to men's selective incorporation of performances and identity elements associated with marginalized and subordinated masculinities and femininities.

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   Aug 1, 2009 · In the 1980s research on men shifted from studying the "male sex role" and masculinity as a singular trait to studying how men enact diverse masculinities. This research has examined men's behavior as gendered beings in many contexts, from intimate relationships to the workplace to global politics. We consider the strengths and weaknesses of ...

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   What is hegemonic masculinity?

   • Hegemonic masculinity is performed in everyday practices and also at the workplace. The performance of hegemonic masculinity is “mobilized” (Martin, 2001) for instance by exclusively socializing with men, peacocking or competing with other men as well as displaying heroic forms of masculinity (Kelan, 2018).

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   What is Inclusive Masculinity Theory?

   • Taken as a form of hybridity that does not assume men’s change ‘always camouflages the continuation of patriarchy, militarism, and neoliberalism’ (Duncanson, 2015, p. 245), Inclusive Masculinity Theory offers a chance to understand contradictions and to push towards relations of equality.

   Theories of Men and Masculinity, and Their Ability to Account for

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   Can multiple masculinities exist?

   • Specifically, Connell posits that, in any given culture, multiple masculinities can exist but only one will constitute ‘the currently most honoured way of being a man’ and generate hegemony externally over women, and internally over other forms of masculinity (Connell & Messerschmidt, 2005, p. 832).

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   Are changes in masculinity a repackaging of forms of domination?

   • They also contend that, while changes in masculinity are notable and research worthy, they are better understood as a ‘repackaging of forms of domination’.

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   What is the challenge for masculinity theorists?

   • The challenge for masculinity theorists has been, and continues to be, to account for this seemingly binary formation of contemporary masculinities, to characterize the nature of changes occurring in masculinities, and to identify how and upon whom they impact.

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   What is marginalized masculinity?

   • Outside of these subordinated masculinities are what Connell (2005, p. 80) labels marginalized masculinities —those that emerge from the interplay between gender and other structures such as class and race, with white, middle-class, able-bodied men benefiting most from this hierarchical arrangement.

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   Sep 5, 2019 · Key contributions include the conceptualization of masculinity as a homosocial enactment (i.e. men seek approval from and compete against other men to establish their manhood), and of homophobia (in the traditional sense but more as a form of anti-femininity) as central to the production and reproduction of traditional masculinities within ...