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misogyny
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misogyny [mi′säj·ə·nē]
(psychology)
Hatred of women.
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EF's view that implies Stacy's situation was her own fault is nothing short of mysogynistic.
Letter: Yourview - It is a woman's right to choose; Comment OF THE DAY by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Before 1995, when Lara's first game was released, gaming icons were either mysogynistic commando types, purple hedgehogs or Italian plumbers called Mario.
She's back and this time she's bad by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
There is no evidence for separate women's libraries and even the idea of a lady's library, decorated and stocked without male guidance, was enough to launch Joseph Addison in The Spectator, one of the most influential publications in Anglo-America, upon a cutting and mysogynistic commentary on female intelligence, taste, diversion, and use-fulness.
MANSIONS, MEN, WOMEN, AND THE CREATION OF MULTIPLE PUBLICS IN ... by Kross, Jessica / Journal of Social History
 
 
 
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