antifeminism

The work is considered to be a prime example of antifeminism.

The cause of many people's conservatism is only partly antifeminism.

The term Antifeminism is viewed by some as a loaded word.

In the nineteenth century, the centerpiece of antifeminism was opposition to women's suffrage.

Local party offices are sometimes hotbeds of racism, homophobia and antifeminism.

Anything really resembling such unalloyed antifeminism is, however, rare in the French fabliaux.

Michael Kimmel, a men's studies scholar, defines antifeminism as "the opposition to women's equality."

Medieval romances flowered against a longstanding background of church-fostered antifeminism.

Unlike other antifeminism movements of the 1960s and 1970s, the Fascinating Womanhood Movement continues today.

The Shipman's Tale differs from its Italian analogues with their blatant antifeminism.

As Dillard persuasively shows, antigay feeling (and a related antifeminism) has been the cement, along common-enemy lines, for a cross-racial conservatism.

The fabliaux"fantasies may clearly be male ones, but fabliau attitudes are far removed from those implied by the conscious and formulaic antifeminism of medieval tradition.

Popular press feminism (or antifeminism more commonly), concentrating on discourses on patriarchy and fantasies of goddess-centered religion, gets short shrift from these scholars.

It is a movie that simultaneously idealizes motherhood and demonizes mothers, in a way that smacks both of vengeful antifeminism and racist condescension.

She is particularly frustrated that recent government reports, thick with postcolonial theory and quotations from Edward Said, address neither immigrant anti-Semitism nor immigrant antifeminism.

Her relentless line of questioning intimates racism, antifeminism and opportunism on Jonathan's part and brings on his counter-assault on grounds of anti-Semitism.

She lives and works on an old kibbutz of Zionist pioneers, observing the antifeminism and anti-Arab attitudes there but writing with sensitivity toward their deep feelings for the land.

She says they overemphasized individualism and ignored the enormous power of big capital wields, the Constitutional restraints on radicalism, and the role of racism, antifeminism, and homophobia.

O'Beirne's endnotes lack much in the way of citations of original research, but they are an excellent bibliography for anyone interested in the history of modern (or not-so-modern) antifeminism.

"Feminism, Antifeminism, and Electoral Politics in Post-War Nicaragua and El Salvador" Political Science Quarterly Vol.

"Arnoldo Alemán Takes on the NGOs: Antifeminism and the New Populism in Nicaragua" Latin American Politics and Society.

To prove our femininity and avoid the slings and arrows of antifeminism, we have learned to assure the world that while we may have more mastery of our lives, we've balanced it with more misery.

In her article, Elizabeth Kolbert refers to a "classic" feminist article by Sandra Gilbert, in which Ms. Gilbert attacks the image of Milton, alluding to his "well-known misogyny" and his "antifeminism."

In Gender Disobedience: Antifeminism and Insurrectionist Non-dialogue (2009) she has criticized Wolfi Landstreicher position on feminism saying "I feel that an anarchist critique of feminism may be valuable and illuminating.