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Susan Brownmiller: Femininity
Susan Brownmiller: Femininity
This activity contains 3 questions.
How is Brownmiller defining femininity here? In what ways does she suggest that contemporary culture values femininity? In the twenty or so years since this essay was written, to what extent have notions of femininity changed? Is femininity still valued in the same way?
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As you were growing up, what images of gender difference were you presented with? How did you learn to distinguish between feminine and masculine? Looking back from your present perspective, how accurate or fair do these distinctions seem?
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Analyze some current media images for their portrayal of gender roles. You may wish to look at recent television series, films, advertisements, contemporary music, and the like. Make sure that the examples you choose are clearly related.
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