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ANGER OF A MAN INSANITY OF A WOMAN BY ARYAHI SRIVASTAVA
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ANGER OF A MAN INSANITY OF A WOMAN BY ARYAHI SRIVASTAVA
The concept of “anger of a man, insanity of a woman” reflects a historical and social double standard where men’s anger is often seen as a sign of strength or passion, while women’s anger is frequently labeled as irrational or a sign of mental instability. This perception is deeply rooted in societal expectations and stereotypes about gender roles and emotional expression.
The concept of “anger of a man, insanity of a woman” reflects a historical and social double standard where men’s anger is often seen as a sign of strength or passion, while women’s anger is frequently labeled as irrational or a sign of mental instability. This perception is deeply rooted in societal expectations and stereotypes about gender roles and emotional expression.
Men’s Anger:
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Romanticized:
In many cultures, men’s anger is portrayed in popular media and literature as attractive, powerful, and even a sign of masculinity.
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Externalized:
When men express anger, it’s often attributed to external factors like the situation or other people.
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May be seen as justified:
Sometimes, men’s anger is seen as a natural response to frustrating circumstances.
Women’s Anger:
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Devalued and suppressed:
Women are often discouraged from expressing anger, and their emotions may be dismissed or minimized.
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Internalized and potentially harmful:
When women do express anger, it’s frequently met with negative reactions, such as being labeled as “crazy,” “hysterical,” or “unhinged”.
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Often attributed to personality:
Women’s anger is more likely to be seen as a personal flaw or a result of their personality rather than a reaction to external events.
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Historical context:
Historically, women’s anger has been pathologized, with conditions like “hysteria” used to explain their emotional outbursts.
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Feminist perspective:
Some feminist theorists view women’s anger as a form of resistance against societal oppression and a catalyst for social change.
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Backlash:Women may face backlash or negative consequences when they express anger in ways that contradict societal expectations.
Additional information
| Binding | Hardbound |
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| Edition | Edition 2025 |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | Whitesmann Publishing |
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