Difference between revisions of "Gynocentric Cultural Complex"
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| − | A '''Gynocentric Cultural Complex''' consists of three central motives: 1. An emphasis on female vulnerability and victimhood, 2. chivalry and 3. prioriotizing women's needs, wants and status. |
+ | A '''Gynocentric Cultural Complex''' consists of three central motives: 1. An emphasis on female vulnerability and victimhood, 2. chivalry and 3. prioriotizing women's needs, wants and status. An exaggerated version of this triad was birthed in the Middle Ages, becoming disseminated to mass culture and subsequently to much of the world today.<ref>[https://gynocentrism.com/2020/02/16/victim-industrial-complex/ 'Victim Industrial Complex' at Gynocentrism and its Cultural Origins]</ref><ref>[https://gynocentrism.com/2016/07/03/damseling-chivalry-and-courtly-love-part-two/ Damseling, chivalry and courtly love, at Gynocentrism and its Cultural Origins]</ref><ref>[https://gynocentrism.com/2013/10/19/gynocentrism-or-gynocentric-culture/ Gynocentric culture, at Gynocentrism and its Cultural Origins]</ref><ref>[https://gynocentrism.com/2014/10/01/gynocentric-culture-complex-gcc/ Gynocentric Culture Complex (GCC), at Gynocentrism and its Cultural Origins]</ref> |
A cultural complex refers to a significant configuration of culture traits that have major significance in the way people’s lives were lived. In sociology it is defined as a set of culture traits all unified and dominated by one essential trait; such as an industrial cultural complex, religious cultural complex, military cultural complex and so on. In each of these complexes we can identify a core factor – industry, religion, military – so we likewise we have core motives for the Gynocentric cultural complex: the triad of damsels, chivalry and courtly love. |
A cultural complex refers to a significant configuration of culture traits that have major significance in the way people’s lives were lived. In sociology it is defined as a set of culture traits all unified and dominated by one essential trait; such as an industrial cultural complex, religious cultural complex, military cultural complex and so on. In each of these complexes we can identify a core factor – industry, religion, military – so we likewise we have core motives for the Gynocentric cultural complex: the triad of damsels, chivalry and courtly love. |
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Revision as of 11:36, 14 May 2023
A Gynocentric Cultural Complex consists of three central motives: 1. An emphasis on female vulnerability and victimhood, 2. chivalry and 3. prioriotizing women's needs, wants and status. An exaggerated version of this triad was birthed in the Middle Ages, becoming disseminated to mass culture and subsequently to much of the world today.[1][2][3][4]
A cultural complex refers to a significant configuration of culture traits that have major significance in the way people’s lives were lived. In sociology it is defined as a set of culture traits all unified and dominated by one essential trait; such as an industrial cultural complex, religious cultural complex, military cultural complex and so on. In each of these complexes we can identify a core factor – industry, religion, military – so we likewise we have core motives for the Gynocentric cultural complex: the triad of damsels, chivalry and courtly love.