Debating Patriarchy

The book concludes with an overview of current uses of the concept of patriarchy from fundamentalist Christian activism, over foreign policy analyses of oppressive regimes, to scholarly debates about forms of effective governance. [...]it pursues some salient highlights of how people have used the c...

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Published in:Lilith (Fitzroy, Vic.) Vic.), 2020-10 (26), p.221-253
Main Authors: Adams, Julia, Roth, Benita, Miller, Pavla
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Fathers
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French Revolution
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