Posted: December 7th, 2014

Kimmel, Michael. Masculinities

Kimmel, Michael. <> Masculinities

Description

Reading required:
Kimmel, Michael. Angry White Men (I have PDF book, I could send to your email)

<<Angry White Men>>
Write on Angry White Men, the topic is “aggrieved entitlement.” Begin by reading two short excerpts I have not previously assigned: from the Preface begin on the bottom of page xi with the line, “Surely the arc of history points towards…”and read through to the end of the Preface on page xv; from the Introduction I want you to read the section entitled, “The Political Psychology of Aggrieved Entitlement” on pages 21-25.
Assignment: What does Kimmel mean by the “aggrieved entitlement” felt by many straight, white males today? Why does it result in anger? How does he use the concept of “aggrieved entitlement” to explain white male anger in three chapters (your choice)of the book? What specific form does entitlement take in each of these chapters? What similarities are there across the three chapters?

Course Description:
An investigation in the contemporary US of the experiences of men and the social construction of masculinities, as they emerge in various realms of experience (family, work, college, sexuality, imprisonment) and in conjunction with other constructed relations of (social class, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, etc.). Its about a range of feminist theories that have been used and adapted for analysis of men and masculinities.

<<Angry White Men>>
Write on Angry White Men, the topic is “aggrieved entitlement.” Begin by reading two short excerpts I have not previously assigned: from the Preface begin on the bottom of page xi with the line, “Surely the arc of history points towards…”and read through to the end of the Preface on page xv; from the Introduction I want you to read the section entitled, “The Political Psychology of Aggrieved Entitlement” on pages 21-25.
Assignment: What does Kimmel  mean by the “aggrieved entitlement” felt by many straight, white males today? Why does it result in anger? How does he use the concept of “aggrieved entitlement” to explain white male anger in three chapters (your choice)of the book? What specific form does entitlement take in each of these chapters?  What similarities are there across the three chapters?
Criteria for evaluation:
Basics: Have you written at least four typed, double-spaced pages? Is it on the topic?
Evidence: Among your supporting details, do you have numerous short quotes (Indicate pages, pleae.) and precise details? Are they effective in supporting your points?
Argument: Have you formulated a clear thesis succinctly answering at least the first two questions? Do your analyses of each of the three chapters you’ve chosen illustrate the overall “framing” in your thesis? Have you analyzed three chapters and answered all of my questions?
Understanding: What level of understanding have you demonstrated of what Kimmel labels the “aggrieved entitlement” of many straight, white males today? What understanding have you demonstrated of how he uses it to explain three specific instances of white male anger?

Reading required:
Kimmel, Michael. Angry White Men (I have PDF book, I could send to your email)

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