Feminism

/ gynocentrism

WOMEN’S VOICES

Christine de Pizan: the first gender warrior
Jane Anger: gynocentrism in 1589
Modesta Pozzo: gynocentrism in 1590
Lucrezia Marinella: gynocentrism in 1600
Margaret Cavendish: gynocentrism in 1662
Elizabeth Poole Sandford: Female Power, Influence, and Privileges in 1835

FEMINISM

La Querelle des Femmes
“Anti-Man” Women’s Movements – (1830 to 1923)
Ernest B. Bax on “Chivalry feminism”
Feminism: The Same Old Gynocentric Story
Gynocentrism and its Discontents
Feminism: Gynocentric or Egalitarian?
Feminism, Sex-Differences and Chivalry
Nathanson and Young on Gynocentric Feminism
Gynocentrism, Humanism and The Patriarchy™
What Is Feminism? A Concise Definition
Damseling, Chivalry and Courtly Love in Modern Feminism
Book review of ‘Governance Feminism: An Introduction’
Mythologies of The Men’s Rights And Feminist Movements
Hera, Ancient Greek Goddess of Feminism
Tradwives, Modwives and Feminists
Feminism: Constructing A New Aristocracy
Women of Color Feminists vs. White Feminist Tears
White Supremacy: A Euphemism For White Women Worship
Feminism and Romance Literature
The Two Faces of Feminism: Grandiose and vulnerable
Gynocentric Values And Feminist Psychology (1989)

HISTORICAL OBSERVATIONS ON WOMEN OF THE ANGLOSPHERE

‘Female Aristocracy’ Long Observed In The Anglosphere (1896 – 1929)
USA, Champion of Extreme Gynocentrism (1846 – 1929)
New Feminine Aristocracy in The USA (The Independent, 1909)
American Woman and Her Dutiful Husband — (Max O’Rell, 1903)
American Man – The Most Manipulated Male on Earth (Esther Vilar, 1971)