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Argues that although women worldwide are heavily
stereotyped by the media they use the internet and digital
communication as a forum for support when they face
discrimination and inequality. e.g. Everyday Sexism Project
- A message board where women can share experiences
of discrimination and abuse



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Connell Nakuamura




Oakley McIntosh

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Studied consumption and the 'new man'. He saw a shift in
attitudes towards men which was influenced by the
sexualisation of the male body. He also found a rise in
consumption patterns in men's fashion and toiletries.



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Nixon Jackson




Mort Weeks




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McRobbie



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Argues that in Western cultures the role of a homosexual male involves
certain expectations or cultural characteristics, once a male has accepted
the label of "homosexual" he will start to fulfil these expectations.

, Argues that the labour market has a gendered character, there are jobs
for men and jobs for women, clearly shown by 'horizontal and vertical
segregation'.

Theme parks and pubs - Evidence of sexual harassment, horizontal and
vertical segregation.




Argues that there are a range of masculine identities but that hegemonic
masculinity is the most common and reinforced most strongly. He also
identifies subordinate masculinity which he links to homosexuals and
marginalised masculinity which he links to unemployed men. (complicit,
subordinate, marginalised and hegemonic)




Suggests that the position of women is structurally different from
men. She supports the concepts of 'culture of femininity and '
bedroom culture'. Girls are socialised in the protective environment
of the home and boys are given more freedom.




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Rich



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Argues that gender socialisation takes place in 4 ways ( Manipulation,
Canalisation, Verbal Appellations and Domestic Activities) and that

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