Masculinity, performativity and stereotypical communication: power relations reiterated by language in the social and working context

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• What: The aim of this analysis therefore will be to reason about the concept of and the consequent hegemonic-linguistic structures wondering how such reflections can be translated back into the corporate sphere. The analysis will therefore focus on an initial theoretical section, in which the specific relationship between the gendered ‘male` subject and the logos will be emphasised. Regarding the analysis of data obtained from interviews and training courses, specific questionnaires were employed, always administered anonymously. The aim of this work is to show how certain aspects of masculinity, invisibilised throughout history, have generated specific power . . .
  

   

  

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