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1	Constructing a New Asian Masculinity: Reading Lilting Against Other Films by Asian Filmmakers Cheng, Feng 27 October 2016 (has links) In western media, Asian men have traditionally represented as either effeminized or emasculated. First providing a historical and ideological account for such representations, this thesis proceeds to analyze the advantages and disadvantages of the three strategies that Asian filmmakers have adopted to counter this stereotype: the assimilationistic strategy, the segregationistic strategy and the integrationistic strategy. Eventually, this thesis proposes a new way to cope with dilemma by providing a close reading of a British independent film, Lilting. It argues that a fourth strategy, which is named the dynamic strategy, can be detected. Because in this film masculinity is presented as a fluid quality that flows through different characters and does not attach to race or any other fixed identity, there is no need to struggle against the demands imposed by the white hegemony. Asian masculinity Lilting Strategy White hegemony
2	Exploring the social construction of masculinity and its differential expression in culturally different populations using a mixed method approach Davis, Bryan January 2019 (has links) No description available. African Americans African American Studies Asian Studies Asian American Studies Black Studies Gender Studies Gender Hispanic Americans Hispanic American Studies Latin American History Latin American Studies Latin American Literature Mental Health Psychology Psychotherapy Quantitative Psychology Social Psychology Social Research Counseling Psychology Counseling Education Clinical Psychology African Literature Masculinity Social Construction Black Masculinity Asian Masculinity Latino Masculinity Differential Expression Mixed Methods Quantitative Qualitative Diversity Cultural Competence Gender Role Strain Gender Male Men Mental Health

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Constructing a New Asian Masculinity: Reading Lilting Against Other Films by Asian Filmmakers

Exploring the social construction of masculinity and its differential expression in culturally different populations using a mixed method approach