CO OZNACZA SŁOWO BOYISHNESS
Chłopak
Chłopiec jest młodym mężczyzną, zwykle dzieckiem lub nastolatkiem. Kiedy staje się dorosłym, jest opisany jako mężczyzna. Najbardziej oczywistą rzeczą różnicującą chłopca od dziewczyny jest to, że chłopiec zazwyczaj ma penisa, podczas gdy dziewczęta mają pochwę. Niemniej jednak niektóre dzieci z niejednoznacznymi genitaliami i genetycznie płciowymi dziećmi transgendującymi mogą być sklasyfikowane lub samidentyfikować jako chłopca. Określenie "chłopiec" jest używane przede wszystkim do wskazywania różnic biologicznych płci, różnic w roli kulturowej płci lub obu tych aspektów. Ten ostatni najczęściej stosuje się do dorosłych mężczyzn, uznawanych w jakikolwiek sposób za niedojrzałych lub gorszych, w pozycji związanych z aspektami chłopca, a nawet bez tak chłopięcych konotacji, jak niedowartościowy wiek synonimu. Termin ten można łączyć z wieloma innymi słowami, aby utworzyć te etykiety związane z płcią jako złożone słowa.
Definicja słowa boyishness w słowniku
Definicja chłopięcości w słowniku jest podobieństwem do chłopca, a nie mężczyzny w wyglądzie, zachowaniu lub charakterze, zwłaszcza gdy uważa się go za młodzieńczy, atrakcyjny lub ujmujący. Inną definicją chłopięctwa jest podobieństwo do chłopca, a nie do dziewczyny lub kobiety z wyglądu.
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where boyishness was explicitly recognized—were not deeply repressed, but
they were not anything she thought about until coming into analysis. But once
boyishness came into view as an unconscious source of identity an enormous
amount ...
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Boyishness in American Culture: The Charms and Dangers of ...
PREFACE Boyishness in American Culture deals primarily with two images, one
psychological and the other historical. Psychologically, Americans see their
country as a boy with a boy's values: innocence, cruelty, a love of fun, a disdain
for ...
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Jews and Christians on Time and Eternity: Charles Péguy's ...
He had stayed boyish, with that unconquerable boyishness, with that boyishness
that is the very mark of greatness, with that noble boyishness, with that easy
boyishness that is the mark of being at ease in greatness. And above all with an ...
"There are two kinds of boyishness," continued Wallace. " One kind is very
harmless." " What kind is that ? " asked Phonny. "Why, if a boy continues," said
Wallace, " when he is quite old, to take pleasure in amusements which generally
please ...
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Fashioning Sapphism: The Origins of a Modern English Lesbian ...
Ellis for one observes that “the commonest characteristic of the sexually inverted
woman is a certain degree of masculinity or boyishness.”89 He reports how Miss
V. “used to pretend [she] was a boy” and Miss M. exhibited an instinctive ...
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Spectacular Passions: Cinema, Fantasy, Gay Male Spectatorships
65 In the case of Clift, Cohan suggests that the unabashed beauty of his youthful
star-image, combined with what he terms the ''feminine, neurotic, bisexual
qualities. . . of his distinctive performance style,'' connotes a central ''boyishness''
that ...
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Masculinities And Culture
(Rutherford 1997: 34) Boyhood and 'boyishness' Rutherford sees an infatuation
with boyishness lying at the heart of Vic— torian manliness: The story of Empire
is full of mother's boys — repressed, sentimental, loving boys in general because
...
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The Developmental Social Psychology of Gender
As such, his "boyishness" may be taken for granted. Nonetheless, his boyishness
may drive the organization of other aspects of his self-identity. He may reason
that, because he is so much like other boys, he will probably really like to watch ...
Thomas Eckes, Hanns Martin Trautner,
2000
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Gay and Lesbian Parenting: New Directions
In this instance, it conveys a sense of powerlessness on Betty's part, as if she has
little or no influence over her son's degree of boyishness. Although Betty works
hard to present her son as boyish, the possibility is then opened up that this is not
...
Fiona Tasker, Jerry J. Bigner,
2013
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Defining Neomedievalism(s)
Robin's heroic masculinity is also undercut throughout the film by scenes that
accentuate his boyishness (despite the fact that he is middle-aged). Upon his
return from France, the green fields of England revitalize him, and his
reinvigorated ...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «BOYISHNESS»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
boyishness w wiadomościach.
The Body: Male Twiggy
... looking painfully skinny, as if trapped in jittery boyishness that precedes coming of age, with vacuous eyes, hollowed faces and a ghostly gait. «Livemint, Lip 15»
Seven Things needed to win Ashes
But despite his clear dedication he also brings a boyishness and a sense of fun to proceedings. Root clearly enjoys his cricket and too often ... «BT Sport, Lip 15»
A Dubious History of Exclamation Points in TV Show Titles
The exclamation point showed that the titular artist had a boyishness out of touch with his times. The show lost its way in the second season, ... «HitFix, Cze 15»
Arjun Kapoor birthday special: Which movie does the dude look …
Once again the young lad employed his droopy eyes and boyishness to make girls go crazy about him! Finding Fanny: There was nothing ... «India.com, Cze 15»
Killers of the Dream
Sam Hopkins, familiar at Town & Gown here, affected a boyishness as Matt, showcasing his versatile voice; 16-year-old Claire Korzekwa was a ... «Flagpole Magazine, Cze 15»
Navigating a nebulous boyhood at Non-Fiction
... be a reason to miss it this deeply personal, incredibly smart, sometimes complicated show. After all, as Lyman says, "Boyishness is nebulous. «Connect Savannah.com, Cze 15»
What Else Can Art Do?
I have more boyishness now than I did then.” He tried playing basketball, but the game's physical aggressiveness bothered him—he was ... «The New Yorker, Cze 15»
Andy Robertson 'flattered' by £30m valuation
Then you got a reminder of Robertson's steely determination which his boyishness can mask: “The last game, it's gone now. We can't be ... «Scotsman, Cze 15»
Inherent Vice; Jauja; Kajaki; Kingsman: The Secret Service …
... a rancid massacre of a far-right church congregation fashioned as a moral victory – encapsulates the joyless boyishness of his film-making. «The Guardian, Cze 15»
'The Bone Tree': Greg Iles' follow up to 'Natchez Burning' is riveting
At the start, he's a winning mix of boyishness and sophistication among Mississippi's rednecks and rural blacks. Penn is a novelist, former ... «Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Cze 15»