The Patriarchy - Revision history

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	{{About\|is about the feminist concept. "[[StudioBrule#After the ban: The Patriarchy\|The Patriarchy]]" is also the name of the inactive successor of the [[StudioBrule]] YouTube channel.}}		{{About\|is about the feminist concept. "[[StudioBrule#After the ban: The Patriarchy\|The Patriarchy]]" is also the name of the inactive successor of the [[StudioBrule]] YouTube channel.}}

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 <blockquote>Patriarchy is a social system in which men hold primary power and predominate in roles of political leadership, moral authority, social privilege and control of property.</blockquote>
-This sentence offers a weak definition of Patriarchy as it cannot justify the apparent outrage levelled at the concept by [[feminist]]s.  This definition also shows how deeply flawed the feminist notion of The Patriarchy is.  Women have held greater moral authority in many societies including modern [[Western society]] and Medieval European society.  Even more common has been the ability of women to move in the social hierarchy of [[patrilineal]] societies.
+This sentence offers a weak definition of Patriarchy as it cannot justify the apparent outrage levelled at the concept by [[feminist]]s.  Even this definition shows how deeply flawed the feminist notion of The Patriarchy is.  Women have held greater moral authority in many societies including modern [[Western society]] and Medieval European society.  Even more common has been the ability of women to move in the social hierarchy of [[patrilineal]] societies.
 === Common Feminist Definitions ===

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 This sentence offers a weak definition of Patriarchy as it cannot justify the apparent outrage levelled at the concept by [[feminist]]s.  This definition also shows how deeply flawed the feminist notion of The Patriarchy is.  Women have held greater moral authority in many societies including modern [[Western society]] and Medieval European society.  Even more common has been the ability of women to move in the social hierarchy of [[patrilineal]] societies.
-=== Sample Feminist Definitions ===
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 While they are often evasive on the topic, feminists broadly define Patriarchy as a society in which men systematically oppress women through the use of violence.

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 <blockquote>Patriarchy is a social system in which men hold primary power and predominate in roles of political leadership, moral authority, social privilege and control of property.</blockquote>
-This sentence offers a weak definition of Patriarchy as it cannot justify the apparent outrage levelled at the concept by [[feminist]]s.  Despite this, this definition shows how deeply flawed the feminist notion of The Patriarchy is.  Women have held greater moral authority in many societies including modern [[Western society]] and Medieval European society.  Even more common has been the ability of women to move in the social hierarchy of [[patrilineal]] societies.
+This sentence offers a weak definition of Patriarchy as it cannot justify the apparent outrage levelled at the concept by [[feminist]]s.  This definition also shows how deeply flawed the feminist notion of The Patriarchy is.  Women have held greater moral authority in many societies including modern [[Western society]] and Medieval European society.  Even more common has been the ability of women to move in the social hierarchy of [[patrilineal]] societies.
 === Sample Feminist Definitions ===

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 <blockquote>Patriarchy is a social system in which men hold primary power and predominate in roles of political leadership, moral authority, social privilege and control of property.</blockquote>
-This sentence offers a weak definition of Patriarchy as it cannot justify the apparent outrage levelled at the concept by [[feminist]]s.  Despite this, this definition shows how deeply flawed the feminist notion of The Patriarchy is.  Women have held greater moral authority in many societies including our modern [[Western society]] and Medieval European society.  Even more common has been the ability of women to move in the social hierarchy of [[patrilineal]] societies.
+This sentence offers a weak definition of Patriarchy as it cannot justify the apparent outrage levelled at the concept by [[feminist]]s.  Despite this, this definition shows how deeply flawed the feminist notion of The Patriarchy is.  Women have held greater moral authority in many societies including modern [[Western society]] and Medieval European society.  Even more common has been the ability of women to move in the social hierarchy of [[patrilineal]] societies.
 === Sample Feminist Definitions ===

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 [[MRA]]s and [[anti-feminist]]s sometimes refer to Patriarchy theory.  It is recommended to avoid this terminology as it gives far too much credence to The Patriarchy and feminists sometimes use the differing terminology to avoid having to justify their beliefs.
-Claims concerning the existence of [[The Patriarchy]] posit the existence of a fundamental social division between men and women whereby men collectively rule society and hold all power over all women. At its most general The Patriarchy posits that (all) men have an interest in women’s oppression. The theory was conceived and developed by feminists during the second half of the twentieth century.<ref>http://worldwide.espacenet.com/textdoc?DB=EPODOC&IDX=</ref>
+Claims concerning the existence of [[The Patriarchy]] posit the existence of a fundamental social division between men and women whereby men collectively rule society and hold all power over all women. At its most general The Patriarchy posits that (all) men have an interest in women’s oppression. The concept was conceived and developed by feminists during the second half of the twentieth century.<ref>http://worldwide.espacenet.com/textdoc?DB=EPODOC&IDX=</ref>
 == Definitions ==