| This produces a world that is asymmetrical, unequal, alienated, androcentric, misogynous and homophobic. |
| Some read the genderless world as androcentric, because the generic human being it affirmed had a rather masculine bent. |
| All this is as open to the woman as the man by nature, but has been denied her during our androcentric culture. |
| Nevertheless, women noticed the prevalence of men as teachers and other Buddhist authorities, and the androcentric language of most liturgies. |
| The roots of this tradition lie with the western, heterosexual androcentric values of the 19th century prescriptive grammar movement. |
| Nonetheless, I am reminded of a remark that if science is androcentric, then this is the best endorsement for androcentrism that one can find. |
