In this comprehensive publication, Atria demonstrates that misogyny is more than just hatred of women: it is a mechanism for enforcing patriarchal gender norms.
In this comprehensive publication, Atria demonstrates that misogyny is more than just hatred of women: it is a mechanism for enforcing patriarchal gender norms.
The many faces of misogyny make it clear that this phenomenon manifests itself in reactions to people who do not conform to traditional gender norms, in online harassment, within the manosphere, and in movements that portray gender equality as a threat: the anti-gender movement.
In this publication, Atria examines:
The distinction between misogyny and sexism
Misogyny and gender-based violence
Misogyny online
Misogyny and the ‘manosphere’
Misogyny and so-called gender ideology
Misogyny and the anti-gender movement
