Boström, Magnus
Seafaring is a highly male‐dominated occupation. Within the industry, there is an ambition to increase the proportion of women working in maritime professions. In this endeavor, it is relevant to examine how seafarers are portrayed in various contexts. This study aimed to explore the image of seafarers as presented in Swedish maritime magazines: Ho...
galvez-sánchez, carmen m. camacho-ruiz, julio a. castelli, lorys limiñana-gras, rosa m.
(1) Background: Suicide represents a critical global public health concern. In the majority of countries, men have higher rates of suicide completion, while women show higher rates of suicide attempts. Masculinity is a complex construct shaped by socialization processes that begin early in life. The aim of this study is to explore the influence of ...
camacho-ruiz, julio a. galvez-sánchez, carmen m. galli, federica limiñana-gras, rosa m.
Background/Objectives: In our society, as well as in many other parts of the world, sexuality is shaped through gender-differentiated socialization. This process compels individuals to align their desires, behaviors, emotions, and thoughts with the expectations of normative sexuality, especially hegemonic heterosexuality. The primary objective of t...
Al Zamle, Ali
This study analyzes how fitness influencers on social media shape perceptions of hegemonic masculinity among young men. By examining content from influencers like Jay Cutler and Noel Dyzel, as well as insights from interviews, this research investigates the psychological and physical effects of adhering to idealized masculine body standards. The fi...
Cornea, Diana-Maria
Published in
Gender Studies
Numerous studies on the popular icon Barbie have focused on the representation of the character Ken. This study aims to investigate the extent of masculinity employed in Greta Gerwig’s blockbuster picture Barbie (2023). I follow the film’s use of post-feminist language to critique hegemonic masculinity’s symbols and discuss theoretical issues such ...
onyango, elizabeth olukotun, mary olanrewaju, faith kapfunde, dayirai chinedu-asogwa, nkechinyere salami, bukola
Gender-based violence (GBV) is an age-long issue plaguing societies all over the globe. Over the years, GBV perpetrated against women has been justified and legitimized by patriarchal and hegemonic masculine structures. This study explored the role of hegemonic masculinities and transnational cultural conflicts in creating a suitable environment fo...
Raatevaara-Cameron, K Louhela, H
Published in
Journal of child sexual abuse
In this article, we explore the discourses of service providers that influence the disclosure process for men who have experienced childhood sexual violence (CHSV). Previous research has shown that it is typical for men to take over a decade to disclose their experiences of CHSV. Disclosing to a service provider can lead to receiving necessary help...
Vanliefde, Aurore; 132647;
status: published
Koutselini, Mary
Published in
Frontiers in Political Science
Permacrisis implies a permanent state of crisis, contrasting with polycrisis and intracrisis, which refer to crises in several fields that can be investigated and resolved. Women's equality has been a longstanding issue, analyzed theoretically and through research exploring persistent and pervasive inequality in all areas of life. This study discus...
Liu, Wenjia
Published in
Cowrie: Comparative and World Literature
The Ip Man series (2008, 2010, 2015, 2019) presents the fictional narrative of Ip Man (starring Donnie Yen), a renowned martial artist, and positions him as a revered figure within the kung fu genre. While Confucianism and nationalism are common themes in this genre, these films diverge from convention by portraying Ip Man’s masculinity in a manner...
