Rhetoric of Masculinity lends depth and global nuance to discourse associated with the masculinity concept as it bears on males' self-image, role in society, media representations of them, and the gender role stress/conflict they experience when they fail to measure up to social standards associated with what it means to be manly.
Rhetoric of Masculinity lends depth and global nuance to discourse associated with the masculinity concept as it bears on males' self-image, role in society, media representations of them, and the gender role stress/conflict they experience when they fail to measure up to social standards associated with what it means to be manly.
Edited by Donnalyn Pompper - Contributions by Marcia Clare Allison; ben Brandley; Mark Brooke; Ann Burnette; James Cariviou; Jessica N. Cherry; Maria De Moya; Jessica J. Eckstein; Robert Mundy; Jennifer Jackson; Sakina Jangbar; Jesper Greve Kristensen; An
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Table of Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: Male GRC/S as Viewed through Psychology and Communication Lenses - Pompper Unit I: Masculinities in Nature or Nurture Chapter 1: Taking the Natural Red Pill: Conflicting Gender Roles through Nature and Antiquity in the Manosphere Marcia Allison & Jesper Greve Kristensen Chapter 2: Case Studies of Male Rhetorical Mediation of Sexual Violence and Gender Role Stress/Conflict in the #MeToo Era Robert Mundy Chapter 3: When Nothing Changes into Something: Gender Role Stress/Conflict Among Asexual Viewers of BoJack Horseman ben Brandley & Katherine Mullé Chapter 4: Pulling Back the Curtain on Advertisers' Perceptions of Male Images in U.S. Ads Juan Mundel & Maria DeMoya Chapter 5: Dirty Work Masculinity and Coping Strategies among Garbage Collectors Akira Sai & Taro Yamauchi Unit II: Masculinity & Social Identity Intersectionalities Chapter 6: Exploring Masculinities in Ancient and Up-and-Coming Sports in South East Asia Mark Brooke Chapter 7: Masculinity, Identity, and Disabled Veterans: How British Audiences Respond to Representations of Military Veterans on Prime Time BBC Programmes Jenna Pitchford-Hyde Chapter 8: Nawaz Sharif: The Rise and Fall of a Pakistani Sher (Big Cat) Sakina Jangbar Chapter 9: The Machismo Conflict of Bad Bunny's Yo Perreo Sola in Reggaetón Nathian Shae Rodriguez Unit III: Masculinities & Emotionality Chapter 10: "Bitch-Ass Pussy!": Perceptions of Abused Men Predicted by Media, Educational, and Experiential Topic Exposure Jessica J. Eckstein & Jessica Cherry Chapter 11: It's Not Unusual, or Is It? Tom Jones' Unique Blend of Heteromasculine Emotionality Donnalyn Pompper Chapter 12: Retire Like a Man: Peyton Manning, Andrew Luck, and Competing Masculinities Anthony V. LaStrape & Ann E. Burnette Chapter 13: A Critical Exploration of Pandemic Protection as a Threat to Masculinity: Facemask Usage and Gender James Carviou & Jennifer A. Jackson Chapter 14: New Media Masculinities: How YouTube Influencers Incubate Masculine Ideologies and Mentor Men Through Gender Role Conflict/Stress Gabriel Parks, Daniel Russo, & Jenni Simon Chapter 15: Conclusion: Agency for All, Where It Counts Donnalyn Pompper Bibliography About the Contributors
Table of Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: Male GRC/S as Viewed through Psychology and Communication Lenses - Pompper Unit I: Masculinities in Nature or Nurture Chapter 1: Taking the Natural Red Pill: Conflicting Gender Roles through Nature and Antiquity in the Manosphere Marcia Allison & Jesper Greve Kristensen Chapter 2: Case Studies of Male Rhetorical Mediation of Sexual Violence and Gender Role Stress/Conflict in the #MeToo Era Robert Mundy Chapter 3: When Nothing Changes into Something: Gender Role Stress/Conflict Among Asexual Viewers of BoJack Horseman ben Brandley & Katherine Mullé Chapter 4: Pulling Back the Curtain on Advertisers' Perceptions of Male Images in U.S. Ads Juan Mundel & Maria DeMoya Chapter 5: Dirty Work Masculinity and Coping Strategies among Garbage Collectors Akira Sai & Taro Yamauchi Unit II: Masculinity & Social Identity Intersectionalities Chapter 6: Exploring Masculinities in Ancient and Up-and-Coming Sports in South East Asia Mark Brooke Chapter 7: Masculinity, Identity, and Disabled Veterans: How British Audiences Respond to Representations of Military Veterans on Prime Time BBC Programmes Jenna Pitchford-Hyde Chapter 8: Nawaz Sharif: The Rise and Fall of a Pakistani Sher (Big Cat) Sakina Jangbar Chapter 9: The Machismo Conflict of Bad Bunny's Yo Perreo Sola in Reggaetón Nathian Shae Rodriguez Unit III: Masculinities & Emotionality Chapter 10: "Bitch-Ass Pussy!": Perceptions of Abused Men Predicted by Media, Educational, and Experiential Topic Exposure Jessica J. Eckstein & Jessica Cherry Chapter 11: It's Not Unusual, or Is It? Tom Jones' Unique Blend of Heteromasculine Emotionality Donnalyn Pompper Chapter 12: Retire Like a Man: Peyton Manning, Andrew Luck, and Competing Masculinities Anthony V. LaStrape & Ann E. Burnette Chapter 13: A Critical Exploration of Pandemic Protection as a Threat to Masculinity: Facemask Usage and Gender James Carviou & Jennifer A. Jackson Chapter 14: New Media Masculinities: How YouTube Influencers Incubate Masculine Ideologies and Mentor Men Through Gender Role Conflict/Stress Gabriel Parks, Daniel Russo, & Jenni Simon Chapter 15: Conclusion: Agency for All, Where It Counts Donnalyn Pompper Bibliography About the Contributors
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