Maskulinitas Inggris1
Maskulinitas Inggris1
Maskulinitas Inggris1
experts Deborah David and Robert Brannon (Nasir, 2007: 2), there are
four regulation which strengthen masculinity character, they are:
1. No Sissy Stuff: Something which relates to thing which smells
feminism is prohibited, a real man has to avoid behavior and
characteristic which negotiates with woman.
2. Be a big wheel: Masculinity can be measured from the success, power,
and worshiping from other people. Someone has to own property,
fame, and status which extremely masculine.
3. Be a sturdy Oak: Masculinity needs rationality, power, and autonomy.
A man has to act calm in various situations, not to show emotion, and
not to show his weaknesses.
4. Give em Hell: A man has aura of brave and aggression, and has to be
able to take risk although reason and fear feeling wants oppositely.
In its traditional which is developed by the culture of Java is similar,
one of them is same as second point that man must be a big wheel. A man
is said success if he is success in owning wife, property, vehicle, bird pet,
and weapon or magic power. (Osella and Osella, 2000: 120).
b. Masculine in 1980s
Masculine figure then developed in the year of 1980s with different
way. Masculine is not anymore a man which smell wood spice, masculine
is a figure of man as new man. Beynon (Nasir, 2007:3) showed two
concepts of masculinity on decade of 80s with views that new man as
nurturer and new man as narcissist. New man as nurturer is initial wave of
man reaction against feminism. Man do his natural character like a woman
as creature who has care feel. Man has softness as a father, e.g. for caring
child. The desire of man to support woman movement involves also full
role of man in the arena of domestic. This group comes usually from
middle class, good educated, and intellect (Beynon, in Nasir, 2007: 3).
Second view is that new man as narcissist, I relates to
commercialism against masculinity consumerism since the end of World
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Table 1.
Concept of masculinity in various media
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