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There are ways in which misogyny exposes itself, ranging from general social exclusion, gender discrimination, male privilege, belittling, hostility, androcentrism, patriarchy, and disenfranchisement, to outright sexual objectification, violence, and femicide.

Androcentrism is pervasive in psychology's textbooks.

Yet the nationalist character of the discourse ignored and reduced the indigenous past and silenced the African voice, folding both into the "Hispanophilia, anti-Americanism, racism, androcentrism, homophobia, and more recently xenophobia" of white criollos.

This happens at the expense of their femininity, which in turn strengthens into androcentrism and perpetuates masculinisation in the army (Renzetti and Curran, 2005: 456).

Fraser proposes five normative principles that should lead a feminist reshaping of the welfare state: anti-poverty, anti-exploitation, anti-inequality (in income, leisure-time, and respect), anti-marginalization, and anti androcentrism (Fraser 1994).

Uddering the other: Androcentrism, ecofeminism, and the dark side of anthropomorphic marketing.

Misogyny can be manifested in numerous ways, including social exclusion, sex discrimination, hostility, androcentrism, patriarchy, male privilege, belittling of women, violence against women, and sexual objectification.

Here we find a balanced account that takes women's agency seriously, but acknowledges the androcentrism of early Buddhist narrative.

They interpret their research findings through BemAEs olenses of gendero and address androcentrism, biological essentialism, and polarization.

Androcentrism and anthropocentricism: Parallels and politics, pp.

Bob's androcentrism deriving from his strong greed deep in his heart at last vanquishes Liz's final resistance.