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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
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Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
One of the tropes of our cultural mythology is that a man wearing a dress is funny and generally humiliating--something one would do only if desperate. Does this desperation cause Thor's response to the theft of his hammer?
Why is a woman in a men's clothing not funny at first glance in the same way?
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Are women inherently funny because we are feminine?Â
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Or is masculine "normal" and feminine is "other"?
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Here are some comedy examples of men dressed as women:
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This controversy came out in a creative session on a cartoon show for adults--could they make fun of a woman getting splattered with dog drool? Would be be as funny as if it were a male character?Â
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