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I think Miller represents masculinity by showing Eddie as someone who has conservative ideas on what is manly. Whereas Ronaldo and even Catherine, believe that it is the man's personality and ability to take care of his family, shows masculinity. Clearly in this time period, the view on men and women, were in a set way, and Ronaldo brought in a completely new personality that most people enjoyed and accepted, but Eddie stuck to his beliefs and took it as a threat. 

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Miller presents masculinity by showing the different activities men and woman are doing in the play.

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Miller presents masculinity by showing the different activities men and woman are doing in the play.

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Miller presents masculinity by presenting expectations and stereo types of men.For example Eddie and Marco are the 'breadwinners' of their family. In the play Marco is presented as a serious, strong and hard working man, these are things that people would expect from men.

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in this play, it seems that to be masculine you must be able to provide for your family and have a steady job. And to be able to protect them at any cost. this is how miller portrays Eddies opinion. however i think that Millers personal opinion throughout the story is that to be a singer and have blonde hair does not mean that you are feminine, in fact to be masculine is rather subjective .

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Miller presents masculinity in AVFTB by showing Marco as a serious person and a person who came to the US with a purpose, to earn money for his family, unlike Rodolpho.

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In a view from the brige, The author tried to show us what it was like (or how it had to be) To be a manin the 1950'. We can see that you where not really considered a man if you where getting your hair colored blond or if you liked to sing. But he also shows it in different ways, for example with the character that he is a loving usband and a caring father, even if he has weird ways of showing it. The author also shows another perspective of masculinity, with the character of Marco, who is leaving his family, just to be able to send them money. But some bad sides of masculinity are also shawn in the book, when they talk about men during a chat, making it feel like men are perverts. But that is only my opinion

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So yeah Miller presents Masculinity by showing two guys that have different personalities and uh they do things in a different way I guess.... Rodolpho over here is different to how most men

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we think that miller has represented masculinity by showing what typical men think of someone like Rodolpho, because Rodolfo is considered weird because he likes to sing and his blond hair. This tells us that it is considered manly to be hard working and not to sing

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I think that miller represents masculinity differently in each male, for example miller shows in Eddie's character that he is a loving husband and a caring father he may have weird ways of showing it but he is still protective.n the other hand we have Marco who is leaving his family, leaving his whole life just to be able to send money to his family, finally we have Rudolpho who shows a much more feminine perspective, he shows he is much more relaxed living his life falling in love setting a base for his future and follows instructions from his brother

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He sows masculinity when he makes Eddie and marco lift a chair to show who is the most masculine

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I think Miller presents masculinity by Eddie expressing his opinion on masculinit and by Eddie criticizing Rodolpho because of what he  likes to do and what he can do. I think he does this to show us what masculinity was like in the 1950's

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Miller has presented masculinity in many different ways for example Eddie going and working as the shoremen and how Marco works abroad just for their family maybe the difference ids that Marco loves his family maybe Eddie does not love his family and loves Catherine only

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Miller presents masculinity in A view from the Bridge by creating a group of these characters of men, who happen to portray different types of masculinity. For example, Rodolpho is aspirational and he wants to be big in things like Broadway. Meanwhile, Eddie wants to keep a family together and that's how he thinks he's portraying his masculinity.

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I think Miller represents masculinity by showing Eddie as someone who has conservative ideas on what is manly. Whereas Ronaldo and even Catherine, believe that it is the man's personality and ability to take care of his family, shows masculinity. Clearly in this time period, the view on men and women, were in a set way, and Ronaldo brought in a completely new personality that most people enjoyed and accepted, but Eddie stuck to his beliefs and took it as a threat.

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Miller presents masculinity in AVFTB with Eddies job because it is a manly job and it takes a lot of muscle to do with a seriotylpically manly job because it is very hard working.
Miller represents masculinity in Marco because he has come all the way from Italy to work and send money home for his family and kdfnjdfrth

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Miller presents masculinity in AVFTB in different ways. For Marco, he presents masculinity as hardworking, provide for family. For Rodolpho, he presents masculinity as someone who can cook, dance, sew, good looking.

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Miller presents masculinity by introducing us to Marco's story which shows us that Marco is not afraid to go to a different country and get money to provide for his family. this is where Miller presents masculinity.