Her mother wants to be sympathetic, yet as a representative of her father's patriarchal power, she can only follow the script laid out for her. |
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When they become guerrillas the women set themselves free from patriarchal bonds. |
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The cornerstones are methods of eliminating horizontal violence and hierarchical or patriarchal control. |
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Fiction of cultural resistance includes an inner discourse of resistance to patriarchal traditions in the Chicano culture. |
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This is the essence of the hold that Chicano patriarchal power has on many Chicanas. |
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Not to mention any number of grouchy patriarchal husbands and avid sugar daddies. |
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It would mean a re-evaluation of some of their most cherished beliefs about the oppressive nature of the traditional, patriarchal family. |
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Whether the male aristocrat's mistress was a noblewoman or a performer, the affair certainly remained a display of patriarchal power. |
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The ages of these veterans ranged from fifty-nine up to the patriarchal venerableness of nearly ninety. |
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These are the nuraghi, patriarchal fortress-villages dating back to Sardina's flourishing Bronze Age. |
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Many have even denounced the traditional family as a stifling, patriarchal institution, thereby fueling a middle-class backlash. |
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It's ironic that so many people use a patriarchal and racist ideology to critique what they think is an engine of oppressive authority. |
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Switzerland has long been a patriarchal society where women submit to the authority of their fathers and then to that of their husbands. |
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A form of marriage very popular among some groups then and now is the patriarchal, where the wife is subservient to the husband. |
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The roots of the substantialist way of seeing the world are Hellenistic and patriarchal. |
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She then received patriarchal permission to pursue kinship with offspring of creditable lineage! |
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The parable, like the stories of the heroic women who disobeyed, in effect subverts the patriarchal system. |
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Funny, I think, how all this is going down without any kind of patriarchal supervision. |
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Parents enjoy a patriarchal status and the father claims the best chair near the fire. |
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All the sampled groups clearly exhibit patriarchal structures, including those relevant to marriage. |
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They were written in a highly patriarchal society where masculine domination was the norm. |
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Previously, all western religions, even the masons, had been rigidly patriarchal. |
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Rules such as these may be acquired during childhood and may reflect the patriarchal values of society. |
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I am also conscious of my identity as a writer within a patriarchal culture. |
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They fled a social order they found distastefully materialistic, patriarchal, and violent. |
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One day the brothers who had been driven out came together, killed and devoured their father and so made an end of the patriarchal horde. |
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Poverty and wars are becoming the order of the world threatening to demolish the very edifice patriarchal capitalism strives to protect. |
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For decades, international development agencies skirted gender issues in highly patriarchal societies. |
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Brown condemns, with reason, men demeaning women through the ages by their patriarchal ideology. |
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Furthermore, the mores and folkways of our culture, the small and mundane actions of our lives, still reflect a patriarchal bias. |
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Big farmers in the area come from a strongly patriarchal and feudal background. |
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The growing acceptability of economic arguments over human values are making female children a 'bad investment' in patriarchal societies. |
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He is certainly an avuncular figure, more paternal than patriarchal, yet even his faults and foibles are masculine in character. |
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However, the Virgin Mother, the ideal of womanhood as presented by a patriarchal church, has been at the expense of real women. |
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He could thus establish his own authority without reference to the Soto or Rinzai patriarchal lines. |
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As such, it allows for changing and evolving structures that exist outside of the patriarchal power system. |
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Thus, this film represents women without prospects for ownership under a patriarchal system, as hysterical and dangerous vessels. |
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No independent existence for women outside of the patriarchal system that shaped the contours of their lives was possible. |
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At this point, I would like to consider the dominant role of men in an androcentric, patriarchal society. |
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Like a country evangelical church, the first courthouse encouraged the growth and continuance of a local patriarchal community. |
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This leads me to understand rabbinic texts not as patriarchal but as androcentric. |
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Recognition that the power structure is also patriarchal helps to explain much of the resistance. |
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Coming from a patriarchal society, the responses to such questionnaires are interesting, if not very surprising. |
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Through the end of the twentieth century, Kenyan households maintained rigid rules concerning women's roles within the patriarchal household. |
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Will it mean that the tide of traditional patriarchal values, of conservative religiosity, will become irreversible? |
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In short, patriarchal society values masculine gender roles only when they are performed by males. |
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In this sense the representations of motherhood potentially extend far beyond patriarchal ideology. |
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She talked both about the patriarchal autocracy that prevails in many households, and about the ways it affects women. |
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The traditional Confucianist ethics or patriarchal ideology can be found in the dramas' emphasis on relationship or one's social role. |
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Hardiman points out other limitations, such as Gandhi's patriarchal outlook that survived his daring call to women to join satyagraha. |
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Despite his living in a rigidly patriarchal society his strongest and most memorable characters are all female. |
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The novel had enough impact to transform the patriarchal society into a matriarchal one. |
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A patriarchal election council chose metropolitan bishop Kiril of Plovdiv for Bulgarian patriarch. |
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She has totally internalised patriarchal values that are common to our society. |
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A key concept in feminist debates is disillusionment with such binary systems as themselves inherently patriarchal. |
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Like so many other women caught in war zones, these women are victims of a violently eroding patriarchal system. |
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He was brought up to fit comfortably into a patriarchal system, but risks ostracism to fight for his abandoned sister's rights. |
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The later patriarchal cultures denounced them as immoral and wanton. |
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And yes, that authoritarian, patriarchal guru-power structure, invariably, always leads to abuses. |
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It seems that, in doing away with patriarchal authority, we have also, perhaps unwittingly, killed off all the grown-ups. |
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Never mind that the patriarchal belief system woven throughout the cartoon content is itself shockingly outdated. |
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Because marriage is a patriarchal, sexist institution that should be discarded rather than reformed. |
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But now only God is to be addressed as abba, stripping the legitimation from existing patriarchal institutions and implicitly undermining all relationships of domination. |
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Wonderfully constructed narratives, such as the patriarchal stories of Genesis, are reduced and abridged as to make many of them incomprehensible. |
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It is doubtless possible, from a feminist perspective, to view raksha bandhan as another expression of patriarchal culture, however well-intentioned. |
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One cannot help but admire these women in their courage to be gender rebels, ostentatiously flouting centuries of repressive, patriarchal social conditioning. |
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Most forceful among these voices were those of African women, who declared that the Pan-Africanism of the formal leadership was androcentric and patriarchal. |
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The loyalty that this relationship entails, and to which husband and wife were obliged, is of greater importance than blood ties and patriarchal lineage. |
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In a patriarchal society men fear independent autonomous women. |
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She says that women are fighting hard for equality within the church, but it is an uphill task being pitched against the patriarchal forces of Mizo society. |
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Egypt is a patriarchal country, and women are underrepresented in government, protests, and the workforce. |
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It is a patriarchal society's tradition of enforced motherlessness that is sought to be challenged at the cost of being regarded as an aberrant mother. |
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The plutocracy, by contrast, still lives in the Mad Men era, and family life becomes more patriarchal the richer you get. |
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While Nora enthusiastically turns to fairy tales as a form of childhood therapy, she also unwittingly absorbs the genre's patriarchal and racist subtexts. |
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She has rejected the patriarchal society and a traditional marriage. |
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Our family was a traditional patriarchal family, with my Dad at the helm. |
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Whether a departed angel or a current harpy, however, she must give place to the assertion of patriarchal hierarchies, patrilineal descent, and male-dominated marriage. |
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Rural communities were exogamous, patrilocal, and patriarchal, with newly married women subservient in the families of their husbands until they had borne sons. |
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It is the old patriarchal arrangements, the familistic socialism, cloaked in tradition and religion, which implies that individuals should help their kin, their people. |
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Jones attempts to subvert the white patriarchal system by inverting the power dynamic serve only to reinscribe phallocentric notions of power and control. |
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She here seems to be positing an alternative world of strong and enduring women, disrupting patriarchal and patrilineal conceptions of nationality and filiation. |
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Kenyan homes are traditionally conservative and strictly patriarchal. |
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In this matrix of power, where patriarchal structures intermeshed with basic economic structures of labor exploitation, the position of white women was ambiguous. |
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The family was politicized as the foundation of patriarchal power. |
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Women are the emotional and economic center of the household in many Creole groups but are subordinated in traditional, patriarchal Hindostani circles. |
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The twelfth-century French nobility locks its sons and daughters into a power structure controlled by the patriarchal family and the hierarchical social structure. |
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Does it close off the contradictions in terms of a patriarchal discourse on motherhood, asking the spectator to accept desexualization, sacrifice, and powerlessness? |
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The Zulu, on the other hand, have their own traditional courtship practices which deviate somewhat from the patriarchal standard typical of most tribal societies. |
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The thesis demonstrates the potential of divorce to threaten individual men's exercise of patriarchal authority and their masculine identities in very concrete ways. |
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A major archbishop is defined as the metropolitan of a certain see who heads an autonomous Eastern Church not of patriarchal rank. |
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Japan also tried to change the social organization in the islands from matrilineality to the Japanese patriarchal system, but with no success. |
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Peter's Basilica on Christmas Eve 1499, and papal representatives opened the doors in the other three patriarchal basilicas. |
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Kambili's doughty aunt, Ifeoma, becomes a symbol of the iconoclastic identity and demystifier of patriarchal and despotic establishments. |
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Herko's patriarchal cultural missionizing is satirized, but the Paraguayan people remain invisible. |
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Further, anthropological celebrations of matriliny notwithstanding, that Nayar past is rendered in decidedly patriarchal terms. |
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That's why their emancipation is such a threat to cruel patriarchal power. |
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In one brave and defiant performance, she redefined the patriarchal constructions of beauty, femininity, and womynhood for all who saw her. |
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Primates of autocephalous Eastern Orthodox Churches below patriarchal rank are generally designated as archbishops. |
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There are points in the play, however, when there is an absence of patriarchal control. |
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The canon law of such a Church differs only slightly from that regarding a patriarchal Church. |
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The coins minted in Jerusalem during the 12th century show patriarchal crosses with various modifications. |
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Both of Wollstonecraft's novels criticize what she viewed as the patriarchal institution of marriage and its deleterious effects on women. |
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This allowed women to achieve power and autonomy, even in patrilineal and patriarchal societies. |
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In North India, Hinduism asserted patriarchal control within the family, leading to increased subordination of women. |
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So, have pity on the mansplainer. His is the merely the voice of a patriarchal world eclipsed by a new one... wait, did that sound mansplainy? |
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It dissects a patriarchal culture that separated the sexes and pressured women into dependence on men. |
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Tennenhouse contrasts the patriarchal rule of Theseus in Athens with that of Oberon in the carnivalistic Faerie world. |
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For instance, in India, the family is a patriarchal society, with the sons' families often staying in the same house. |
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On the one hand, the patriarchal discourse constructs the identity of 'an iron lady' for the successful woman leader. |
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However, the Laws generally portray a patriarchal and patrilineal society in which the rules of inheritance were based on agnatic descent. |
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Feminist literary critics argue that the blame for the family feud lies in Verona's patriarchal society. |
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Early modern Scotland was a patriarchal society, in which men had total authority over women. |
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Isn't it just some patriarchal old institution, ready for the dustheap of sexism and oppression? |
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Families are either patriarchal or matriarchal, according to the tribe. |
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The traditional Mongol family was patriarchal, patrilineal and patrilocal. |
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Moreover, the Turkish welfare regime which supports the 'single male breadwinner' family model has nourished and rigidified the patriarchal division of labor in the household. |
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Martha often retreats to her bedroom to read her mother's diaries that reveal a life lived in a vastly different world of patriarchal privilege and pietistic language. |
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As a result of their sexual and social impotence, they perform asexual, unsuccessful masculinities according to phallocentric patriarchal ideology. |
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One may wish to examine the lives of women in patriarchal eighteenth-century society compared to the role of women in matrilineal Mohawk Societies. |
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Her failure to contain her desire within the limits of the patriarchal marriage contract synecdochically represents the threat of an unruly domestic sphere. |
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In time, previous administrative autonomy of original ecclesiastical provinces was gradually and systematically reduced in favor of patriarchal centralization. |
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