LINKDING
Shared bookmarks
Shared bookmarks
Sort by
Added ↑
Added ↓
Title ↑
Title ↓
Apply
Tags
You should’ve asked | Emma
#gender
#society
|
Comic on "mental load" in m/f relationships
2 years ago
|
View
Shared by
tei
12ft | Men at Work, by Barrett Swanson
#gender
#society
|
Notions of American masculinity have long drawn on a shallow pool of tropes, most of which we tend to associate with fictionalizations of the frontier: the lonesome swagger of John Wayne, the gruff reticence of the cowboy. But up until the end of the nineteenth century, the ideal of American masculinity was far more communal. The historian E. Anthony Rotundo has observed that the masculinity of the colonial era wasn’t defined by chest-thumping machismo or brawny, entrepreneurial pluck, but was measured instead by a man’s willingness to forfeit his time and resources for the betterment of his community. Hardly was this a matter of “emotional intelligence.” Rather, his duties were fulfilled through “publick usefulness.”
2 years ago
|
View
Shared by
tei
Previous
1
Next
User
Everyone
tei
Apply
Tags
-gender
-society