Essays on Misogyny

Misogyny is the hatred towards women. The findings were about the role that misogyny plays in our society. What we expected to find is how society forces individuals to maintain various gender roles, which supports the inequalities between the two genders. We utilized the feminist...

Patriarchy and misogyny are the harsh reality that women of past centuries and the women of today are faced with. Women constantly fall victim to the harsh and unfair treatment of men. In today’s society, women have a stronger voice in their lives and the...

Individuals globally devour Hollywood media items, specifically films, every day. Such movies bear a significant part in our lives and help shape our thoughts regarding social, social, political and financial issues. Movies are peppered with messages that contact gatherings of people far and wide. These...

The topic of transgender rights is more talked about than ever. With US President Trump’s ‘transgender military ban’ and the ‘transgender bathroom bill’ more and more people are becoming aware of transgender people – people whose sense of personal identity and gender doesn’t correspond with...

The words feminism and equality are a hot topic in the society of today. The word feminism has gained an ugly connotation and has even spurred a second movement called meninism. Basically, meninism is the response of ignorant misogynists to a valid fault in our...

With the introduction of Buddhism in 522 A.D., Shinto became much like the majority of religions that were prevailant in this era, a patriarchal institution with patriarchal ideologies. Along with religion, so came Chinese culture and ideologies where a woman could never and should never...

Cinematic gazes on screen plays a crucial role in the act of adopting power and superiority, not only between the fictitious characters, but also by the viewers. There is a constant hierarchical dynamic in the film watching experience – whether it is the narcissistic gaze...

Euripides is one of the most well-known playwrights of classical stage. His plays were some of the first of their kind, and known for their new use of staging and for pushing the envelope. Those who saw his plays knew they were in for a...