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• The new masculinist literature is alternately defensive or pitying.
• "He's not a feminist nor a masculinist, " said the Argentine prelate.
• Finally, the masculinist movement was characterized by men's groups, and developed as an indirect reaction to the perceived femininization of manhood.
• A : The Westminster Dictionary of Christian Theology explains : " Feminist theology takes as its first agenda the criticism of the masculinist bias of Christian theology.
• This book also includes her critique of the Japanese New Left for its masculinist politics and she reflects on the violence of the United Red Army internal purge.
• Part One focuses on the critique of masculinist writing and male authorship, while Part Two focuses on the work of female authors and their relationship to writing.
• Disliking " feminist ideology " doesn't automatically make you anti-feminist / pro-masculinist, especially when this user dislikes " persecution of femininity ".
• Louise Sylvester, in a study of heterosexuality in medieval romance, argues that the love affair between Melydor and Degrevant develops according to stereotypical masculinist heterosexual Western patterns.
• Today's society, she says, is " far more masculinist " than it was three decades ago, with films, video games and popular music all peddling brutish misogynism.
• Jantzen further argues that this fixation on violence and death is gendered, a largely masculinist symbolic construct that seeks to both repress and veil an anxiety of the maternal body and of female sexuality.
• "Bloody, homophobic, gynophobic and massively masculinist, " it says of the latter, and you've got to admit that that's a whole lot funnier than " boyishly foxy ."
• *The " masculine tool of oppression " notion isn't a criticism of a certain type of science, it is an attack on the notion of any objective science-- objectivity being one of those masculinist ideas.
• In a review essay on " City of Quartz, " geographer Cindi Katz criticized its apocalypticism as masculinist and tied it to the flattening of people's subjectivity as they are made into " characters " more than social actors.
• Prompted by Luce Irigaray's building on the thought of Feuerbach, Hampson came to hold that religious thought-structures are a masculinist projection, both reflecting and serving to legitimise male superordination; and thus a form of fascism.
• She writes, " I argue that representing incest allows black American women writers to highlight he effects of civil rights retrenchment and the waning popularity of a largely masculinist black nationalist agenda on black families in the late twentieth century ."
• Logocentrism is the term Derrida uses to refer to the philosophy of determinateness, while phallocentrism is the term he uses to describe the way logocentrism itself has been genderized by a " masculinist ( phallic ) " and " patriarchal " agenda.
• FIG integrated " lesbian sexuality " in their improvised performances : their stage acts often included " fights " and " hugs " that Smith described as " violating taboos of musical propriety and masculinist competition that prohibited musicians from touching one another ".
• Please note that I have stated on the discussion page my POV on the talk page which if I am to be accused of one is a feminist critique of all violent masculinist cultures and not as a critic of a mythical " Korea ".
• Seeking to recover the first, the girls learn that Piers is the leader of a secret society known as AD1, a masculinist brotherhood, and that Camilla's old flame and former head of education, Geoffrey Thwaites, knows about him and the society.