Masculinity and femininity in everyday life

Eugenia Mandal

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Uniwersytet Śląski

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2012

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170

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ONIX MARC21

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. Masculinity and femininity in everyday life. Red. Mandal, Eugenia . Katowice: Uniwersytet Śląski, 2012, 170 s. ISBN 978-83-8012-557-5

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Książka pod naukową redakcją Eugenii Mandal złożona jest z ośmiu rozdziałów dotyczących różnych kontekstów kobiecości i męskości. W rozdziale 1. autorstwa Eugenii Mandal, Agnieszki Gawor i Jacka Bucznego na podstawie autorskich badań przedstawione...

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ISBN/ISSN:

978-83-8012-557-5

DOI:

Wydawnictwo:

Uniwersytet Śląski

Rok wydania:

2012

Liczba stron:

170

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ContentsMasculinity and femininity as categories and constructs present in everyday life. An introduction (Eugenia Mandal) /7
Chapter OneThe stereotypes of man and woman in Poland — content and factor structures /11
Eugenia Mandal, Agnieszka Gawor, Jacek BucznyChapter TwoThe masculine socialization process: male sex role strain and conflict and psychological implications for men’s health and well-being /33
Małgorzata E. Szarzyńska, Paul A. ToroChapter ThreePower based on physical attractiveness and power based on financial resources — the influence tactics used by partners in marriage /45
Chapter FourCharacteristics of domestic violence offenders /71
Danuta RodeChapter FiveThe stereotype of femininity and the risk of suicide attempts /89
Eugenia Mandal, Karolina ZalewskaChapter SixEffects of feminine body image: body attitudes, body image self-discrepancy, and body dissatisfaction. A comparison study between women with anorexia and bulimia nervosa /107
Anna Brytek-MateraChapter SevenDrive for muscularity as men’s body image determinant /121
Anna Brytek-MateraChapter EightCompetencies important for careers of young women and men related to attitudes of their mothers and fathers /139
Elżbieta TurskaAbout the Authors /159
Streszczenie (Eugenia Mandal) /163

Masculinityandfemininityascategories

andconstructspresentineverydaylife

Anintroduction

Thesubjectofthismonographrelatestostereotypesofmasculinity

andfemininity.Itsaimisanattempttodescribethephenomenaofmas-

culinityandfemininityandtheroletheycanplayinselectedcontexts

ofeverydaylife.Bothmasculinityandfemininityareimportantbio-

logical,socialandculturalcategoriesandconstructs.Theypossessan

individualandcollectivemeaning.Inaself-perceptionprocess,women

andmendescribeanddeﬁnethemselvesinacontextoffemininityand

masculinity.Womendesiretoperceivethemselvesas“feminine”,and

menas“masculine”.

Moreover,peopleperceiveothersinthecontextoffemininityand

masculinity.Parentsandteachers,partnersandspouses,superiorsand

subordinates,allofthemwanttoseegirlsandwomenas“feminine”

andboysandmenas“masculine”.Metaphoricallyspeaking,accord-

ingtoSandraBem,inmutualperceptionofourselvesandsurrounding

world,bothmenandwomenputon“genderlenses”.Infact,theentire

biological,psychologicalandsocio-culturalrealityissaturatedwithgen-

derelement.Humans,aswellasmostoflivingorganisms,possesssex.

Gendermanifestsitselfineachpersonasanimportantdimensionofthe

one’sownidentity—asasubjectivebeliefabouttheirownfemininity

andmasculinity.

Femininityandmasculinityasimportantcategoriesarepresentin

oureverydaylife.Inourlanguageandsocialcognitionweusepseudo-

gendercategoriesnotonlyforhumansbutalsoforthings.Chocolates

andsweetsare“feminine”,steakandporkhockare“masculine”,vod-

kais“masculine”aswell,whereasliqueursare“feminine”.Handbags

are“feminine”,andmachinegunsare“masculine”.Activitieswhich

weperformarealsomarkedbygenderreference.Baby-sittingisper-

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