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A 5 page book report on “The Wonder of Boys: What Parents, Mentors and Educators Can Do to Shape Boys Into Men” by Michael Gurian. Bibliography lists 1 additional source.
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has been argued that boys are really no different from girls and that if we do not allow them to be violent and act like "boys" then they can grow
into wonderful individuals that do not follow the stereotype of a male. However, many are starting to really recognize the fact that boys and girls, and thus men and women,
are different. They are biologically and physiologically and mentally and psychologically very different. Michael Gurians book "The Wonder of Boys: What Parents, Mentors and Educators Can Do to Shape Boys
Into Men" is a book that urges the society to recognize this reality. His work focuses on how society has been trying to make boys into something they are not.
The following paper essentially provides a brief description, summary, and analysis of Gurians work. The Wonder of Boys Gurian, first off, argues correctly that boys and girls are different.
He argues that too often society has focused on treating them exactly the same and thus perhaps creating problems in young men, and then adult men, who are lost in
a world they cannot deal with. There are, however, many reasons, according to Gurian, why boys can be different from girls and he also illustrates how things can often go
wrong. For the most part it appears as though Gurians work is focusing on how bad single mothering is for sons, and how mothers seem to be all but unnecessary
in the life of a boy. This begins when he speaks of how a pregnant woman, experiencing stress, can actually inadvertently cause her son to not get enough testosterone and
create a male child that does not really possess a male brain. He also indicates that mothers, in general, have serious issues with their sons that lead them to become
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