In contrast, you Kulick reading looks more closely at what might be considered “male femininity.” How does this article decouple masculinity from straight men?

Each questioned can be answerered within 300 words.

Your readings this week are intended to provide insight to the idea of “borders” – scholarship that is devoted to exploring margins and spaces of all kinds. This is basically a section on deconstruction. This means that we are seeking to investigate the logic of gendered binary oppositions to demonstrate where and how polarized terms and ideas may collapse into each other. In other words, we seek to understand how borders are also socially constructed.
1)Your Halberstam reading questions whether masculinity belongs first and foremost to men. When female masculinity plays a part in lesbian relationships, does it mean the men are written out of the equation altogether? Please be sure to provide elaboration with your response.

2)In contrast, you Kulick reading looks more closely at what might be considered “male femininity.” How does this article decouple masculinity from straight men?
Your readings this week are intended to provide insight to the idea of “borders” – scholarship that is devoted to exploring margins and spaces of all kinds. This is basically a section on deconstruction. This means that we are seeking to investigate the logic of gendered binary oppositions to demonstrate where and how polarized terms and ideas may collapse into each other. In other words, we seek to understand how borders are also socially constructed.
Your Halberstam reading questions whether masculinity belongs first and foremost to men. When female masculinity plays a part in lesbian relationships, does it mean the men are written out of the equation altogether? Please be sure to provide elaboration with your response.
In contrast, you Kulick reading looks more closely at what might be considered “male femininity.” How does this article decouple masculinity from straight men?

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