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131151 https://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.56869 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ 2020-05 144 pages eng Gardner, Kara Diane Adelman, Madelaine Fedock, Rachel School of Social Transformation School of Life Sciences Barrett, The Honors College Text Western culture in the United States socializes men into traditional (hegemonic, toxic) masculinity (Connell & Messerschmidt, 2005). Traditional masculinity remains largely unquestioned as “it’s just the way things are” (Best, 2001; Howes, 2017), unchallenged (Beauvoir, 1953; Migliaccio, 2009), and unreplaced. I conceptualize a novel solution to replace traditional masculinity by promoting visionary masculinity within visionary spaces. I then analyze two spaces by which men are attempting to question and replace traditional masculinity against my two concepts (visionary masculinity and visionary spaces). Lastly, I discuss how traditional masculinity impacts both male offenders and male victims of Domestic Violence. Socialization Traditional Masculinity Visionary Masculinity Tools/model Visionary Spaces MEN’S PERSPECTIVES ON MASCULINITY