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'The Department of Gender and Women's Studies offers an array of diverse courses that cover a plethora of disciplines.
"We've been seeing a steady increase in students, and a lot of it is because of the Men and Masculinity course," Sharoni said.
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The department focus has shifted from just women and their differences to gender and what it means to be male or female in a specific society.
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"And the focus on gender allows us to also shift to issues that affect men, while continuing to focus on issues that affect women.
"One challenge is not to stereotype men. We see men in all societies who resist stereotypical, patriarchal models and the new models they present."
Critics claim gender studies is an attempt to take over the feminist agenda with studies on masculinity.'
