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<p>Phcelerio: Created page with &quot; Title: Celerio, P., &amp; Panaligan, C. (2016). It’s Not Always Rainbows and Butterflies, It’s Compromise: How Filipino Male Barkadas Communicate Masculinity. Unpublished Un...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> Title: Celerio, P., &amp; Panaligan, C. (2016). It’s Not Always Rainbows and Butterflies, It’s<br /> Compromise: How Filipino Male Barkadas Communicate Masculinity. Unpublished<br /> Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication<br /> <br /> Abstract: This thesis explores the interactions and communication practices of Filipino<br /> males (aged 14 to 19) belonging to barkadas from all-boys and coeducational high<br /> schools when discussing their notions and opinions about masculinity.<br /> In exploring how these barkadas communicate with each other about being a man<br /> and what it means to be one, the researchers used Interaction Process Analysis Theory<br /> and Symbolic Interpretive Theory to identify and examine the different interactions<br /> present when barkada members discuss their notions and beliefs about masculinity.<br /> To be specific, they identified cool as ‘angas’ and ‘astig’; were watchmen of<br /> each other; negotiated membership and leadership; helped each other survive; and<br /> defined gentlemanly ideals. In general, three environments/contexts emerged: One For<br /> All, All For One, Strength In Numbers, and Only There When It’s Convenient.<br /> Results indicate that communication of masculinity is not deliberate; instead,<br /> masculinity becomes a barkada’s shared idea when it is validated through the members’<br /> lived experiences. Moreover, notions of masculinity are communicated through humor,<br /> which subtly tones down dissenting opinions. <br /> <br /> Keywords: Barkadas, Masculinity, Peer Group Communication<br /> <br /> View Thesis: [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2012-62133-Its-Not-#page-1]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category: &lt; CMC_Thesis &gt; Thesis]][[Category:Theses]][[Category:&lt;Department_of_Communication_Research&gt;]][[Category:2016 Thesis]]</div>

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