The Societal Evolution of Male Stereotypes

Gender Bashing of Men in America

De: James M. Lowrance

Narrado por: Phil Williams

"When a negative trait or practice is generally and entirely attributed to a people of a particular race, gender or origin, it is an unfair generalization that we call a 'stereotype'. When it manifests unchallenged and unanswered, it can over time cause society to lose respect for a particular people as a whole or to an extent, for society itself." - Jim Lowrance

Table of Contents:

Chapter One: Why Write on Gender Stereotypes?

Chapter Two: Female Sex Offenders

Chapter Three: Men Who Hate Women

Chapter Four: Unrealistic Sexual Stereotypes

Chapter Five: Biblical Commentary on Gender Bashing

Subheadings within the Chapters:

• The Talk Show Venue
• Women are Intelligent and Responsible
• The Drive but not the Courage
• Why some Men won't Report Sex Offenders
• Women are Wonderful
• Disturbing Statistics
• No Excuse is Acceptable
• Movements that took Wrong Turns
• A Reality Check
• Our Undeniable Interconnectedness
• In Touch with Both Sides
• Adam's Rib
• The Promiscuity Question
• A Biblical Admonition to Spouses
• Dangling Meat in front of Lions
• Are Sex and Intimacy Synonymous?
• Raising a Husband Properly
• Bombarded with Stereotypical Humor
• Male Bashing Takes the Lead
• Men Have Not Been Defending Against "Male Bashing"
• Men Represented As Sexual Morons
• Too Many Male Generalizations
• Men Only Want "One Thing"?
• All Men Are Capable of Sexual Abuse?
• Sexual Deviance Is Never Perpetrated by Females?
• Men Care Deeply About Protection Against Sexual Offenders

©2011 James M. Lowrance (P)2014 James M. Lowrance Publishing

myopic, vapid drivel

The title of this "work" ( i use quotatons because the content is a hot, laughable mess and nothing more) is ambitious and serious, but alas, bears no relationship to its content, which is intellectually vapid, and astonishingly myopic. The author never discusses the evolution- that is, the origin, construction, and maintenance- of male stereotypes, and procedes as though traditional gender stereotypes arise out of a vacuum, rather than from patriarchical gender ideologies. The author might be well advised to do some research before adding his two cents, which are not even worth that paltry monetary value.