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Representation of Masculinity in Popular Culture

Masculinity can be defined as the properties, characteristic of the male sex or trait of behaving in ways considered typical for men. It refers to “socially produced but embodied ways of being male.” The idea of masculinity has been a contentious subject and invites immense possibility of research and development. Studies in masculinity should not be limited to its comparison with femininity and criticism, it‟s high time that the idea should be studied and theorised independently. R W Connell‟s work Masculinities (1993) is regarded as the pioneering work on the topic and in the text she talks about the plurality of masculinity and writes: