The fear of the feminine in the western psyche and the masculine task of disidentification: their effect on the development of masculine gender role ... An article from: The Journal of Men's Studies

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From the supplier: The fear of the feminine stems from the conflicts men face when striving for the qualities of being successful, powerful, and emotionally detached. These are in part as a result of the traditional gender roles. Some men suffer from psychological impacts of their failures in trying to achieve these masculine goals. The fear of the feminine helps define what is masculine. The feminine role is categorized as being vulnerable and emotionally dependent.

Citation Details
Title: The fear of the feminine in the western psyche and the masculine task of disidentification: their effect on the development of masculine gender role conflict.
Author: Chris Blazina
Publication:The Journal of Men's Studies (Refereed)
Date: September 22, 1997
Publisher: Men's Studies Press
Volume: v6 Issue: n1 Page: p55(12)

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