Behind Mandela's mask: courage is not the absence of fear but the concealing of it

Article Abstract:

South African Pres. Nelson Mandela always appears cool and composed, despite feeling great fear. His aristocratic upbringing taught him confidence, a dislike of overfamiliarity and concern with dignity, qualities that were further sharpened during his stay in prison.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes

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Men as sex objects

Article Abstract:

A multitude of factors have led to the increased perception of men as sexual objects. Among these factors are the liberation of women, demographics and television. The positive and negative implications of this phenomenon are presented.

Psychological aspects, Analysis, Cover Story, Men, Equality, Sex symbolism

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Mandela: the man and the mask

Article Abstract:

The public image that Nelson Mandela shows to the world matches exactly his private persona. The ever-smiling and generous person and the firm leader that the public sees is the same individual that his family and close associates know.

Officials and employees, South Africa

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