phallocentric การใช้

• In one of her posts, Valek talks about phallocentric society.
• As mentioned above, Freud s phallocentric fetish story has remained largely influential.
• Philosopher and psychoanalyst Luce Irigaray accuses Lacan of perpetuating phallocentric mastery in philosophical and psychoanalytic discourse.
• Ettinger's work follows the Freudian and Lacanian traditions of psychoanalysis and challenges their phallocentric conceptualizations.
• So brutally are girls repressed in our phallocentric commonwealth that many of them simply give up the fight.
• Others have echoed this accusation, seeing Lacan as trapped in the very phallocentric mastery his language ostensibly sought to undermine.
• phallocentric " and along with other French feminists such as Luce Irigaray emphasize " writing from the body " as a subversive exercise.
• Feminist discussions regarding power relations, the status of women, and canon development lead to the need for ways of challenging normalised phallocentric ideas.
• In this sense, Valek uses science fiction as a way to challenge phallocentric concepts of abortion and women's body which are used to propagate domination and inequality.
• But ever since, it has been impossible to read about a new production without wondering if it's going to be Jungian or Freudian, feminist or phallocentric, ad infinitum.
• Through the awareness of such flaws, as well as the invention of new ways of expression, women can overcome the obstacles that are constructed by what she labels a phallocentric discourse.
• Anne McClintock criticizes Bhabha for not challenging the phallocentric version of fetishism, but he does acknowledge in the footnotes of his essay that,  the body in the text is male . 
• H閘鑞e Cixous argues that writing and philosophy are " phallocentric " and along with other French feminists such as Luce Irigaray emphasizes " writing from the body " as a subversive exercise.
• It was the equivalent of women in the Panthers earning the respect of their male colleagues by picking up the gun _ the ultimate symbol of phallocentric power _ and behaving as much like men as possible.
• For Beauvoir, women constitute a lack against which men establish their identity; for Irigaray, this dialectic belongs to a " signifying economy " that excludes the representation of women altogether because it employs phallocentric language.
• Sonic images of male aggression, " socially constructed " female behavior and " phallocentric " perspectives are found in compositions in which earlier scholars once identified types of cadences and modulations to the minor.
• One said the book was written from " a phallocentric view of the world that makes the reader squirm, " while another found it " informed by a deep sense of the numinous ."
• Sarah objects to painting because it's too phallocentric; Pete's field of study is " gender issues slash class issues slash post-Marxism " as revealed in the fingernails of the the crucified Christ.
• Some feminists have argued that Lacan's phallocentric analysis provides a useful means of understanding gender biases and imposed roles, while other feminist critics, most notably Luce Irigaray, accuse Lacan of maintaining the sexist tradition in psychoanalysis.