Critical Women's Issues / Gary I. Lilienthal, editor.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Lilienthal, Gary I., editor.

Series:

Law, crime and law enforcement.

Law, Crime and Law Enforcement Series

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Sexism.

Misogyny.

Women--Violence against.

Women.

Women--Social conditions.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (343 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

New York : Nova Science Publishers, [2024]

Summary:

"This book covers deceptive ideological propositions, specious laws, and folklore, all of which maintain women's continuing subjection. Chapter 1 is entitled Feminist Lens on Gender Violence: Patriarchal Hierarchy of Status and discusses how violence against women is likely rooted in the continuing transmission of patriarchal ideologies. Chapter 2 is entitled Violence Directed at Women: Re-Engineering Old Laws with Newly-Infused Ideologies and discusses how any law against violence, confected solely to punish incels committing violence against so-called 'Stacys' would fail the test of cogent pragmatic elaboration of appropriateness and justice. Chapter 3 is entitled The Misogyny of Incels: Ideological Narrative Transmission into Folklore, and it discovers, then discusses, men's goals which have been made unreachable by insemination in ideological propositions of misogyny, and state sponsored misogyny which has been maintained by publicly debating terrorism risks to women. Chapter 4 is entitled A War Formula for Male Dominance: Ideology of Patriarchy and discusses how only one person could literally occupy, in a military sense, the production of affective guilt in other persons, and how this could be done by men in large power groups controlling patriarchal social structures. Chapter 5 entitled The Marital Rape Exemption: Chattel Slavery of Women by Coverture discovers the specious ideological conception of 'marital unity', arising from the Christian 'one-flesh' doctrine, combined with the common law legal fiction of 'coverture'. Chapter 6 entitled Neofeudalism in Food Security: Patriarchal Coercion and Expropriation discusses that wwherever a feudal male worked, and had food expropriated from him by feudal Lords, so too, by the forces of patriarchal feudal hierarchy, did women suffer consequent food deprivation by expropriation, with this situation subsisting to this day in so-called inflationary food prices. Chapter 7 entitled Aboriginal Women's Complaints: Ignored in Judicial Discourse discusses Aboriginal womens' narrative text whom all suffer instances of deceptive rhetoric to remove either their rights or the appendant correlative duties to their exigencies of life"-- Provided by publisher.

Contents:

Intro

Contents

Foreword

Preface

Chapter 1

A Feminist Lens on Gender Violence: Patriarchal Hierarchy of Status

Abstract

1. Introduction

2. Gender and Rights

3. The Intersection of Feminism, Human Rights and Violence against Women

3.1. Liberal Feminism

3.2. Marxist Feminism

3.3. Radical Feminism

3.4. Intersectional Feminism

4. Evolution of Feminism: Waves and Intersectionality

4.1. First-Wave Feminism: 19th to early 20th century

4.2. Second-Wave Feminism: 1960s to 1980s

4.3. Third-Wave Feminism: 1990s to Early 2000s

4.4. Fourth-Wave Feminism: 2000s to the Present

4.5. Emergence of Intersectional Feminism

5. Human Rights and Women's Rights

6. Forms and Consequences of Violence against Women

6.1. Sexualised Violence

6.1.1. Domestic Violence

6.1.2. Female Genital Mutilation

6.2. Psychological Violence

6.3. Economic Violence

Conclusion

References

Chapter 2

Violence Directed at Women: Re-Engineering Old Laws with Newly-Infused Ideologies

2. Ideology and Socio-Economic Image

3. Ideology and Law

4. Marxist Ideological Views of Law

5. Ideological Analyses of Law

5.1. Distortion and Mystification

5.2. Abstractions of the Forms of Law

5.3. Function and Effectivity in Legal Ideology

6. Žižek's Theory of Ideology

7. Ideology and the Rule of Law

7.1. Developing Conceptions of Ideology

8. Marx, Law and Ideology

8.1. Historiography of Law and Marxist Theory

9. Methodologies for Elaborations of Laws

Chapter 3

The Misogyny of Incels: Ideological Narrative Transmission into Folklore

2. The Fairy-Tale Logic of Geeks

2.1. The Incels Movement

3. Women, Peace and Security

Chapter 4.

A War Formula for Male Dominance: Ideology of Patriarchy

2. Theoretical Postulates of Patriarchy

2.1. Empirical Categories of Domination

2.2. From Biblical Sources to Gender Propriety

3. Theoretical Postulates

Chapter 5

The Marital Rape Exemption: Chattel Slavery of Women by Coverture

2. Origins of the Marital Rape Exemption

3. The Husband's Immunity at Common Law

Chapter 6

Neofeudalism in Food Security: Patriarchal Coercion and Expropriation

2. The Paradigm of Patriarchy

2. The West, Capitalism, and the Modern World-System

2.1. The Historical Construction of a Capitalist World

2.2. Conjunctural Explanations

3. The Crisis of Feudalism: An Environmental History

3.1 Medieval Expansion: Feudalism's Long March toward Ecological Crisis

3.2. 'Fixing' the Crisis of Feudalism: Toward Europe's Global Expansion

4. The Age of Absolutism: Capitalism, the Modern States-System and International Relations

4.1. The Age of Absolutism from the Point of View of Social Property Relations

5. The Decline of Feudalism

Chapter 7

Aboriginal Women's Complaints: Ignored in Judicial Discourse

2. Research Paradigm for Arguments Based on Narrative Facts

2.1. The Progymnasmata Exercise of Thesis

2.2. The Rhetorical Moves within Abstracts

2.3. Research Paradigm Discussion

3. Research Methodology

4. Australian Aboriginal Women's Narratives

5. Major Women's Issues Raised in the Narrative Texts

5.1. Extinguishment of Communal Allodial Title

5.2. The Voice and Cognition

5.3. Crimes against Humanity

5.4. Prior Abolition of Water Rights

5.5. Usufructuary Title

Conclusion.

References

About the Editor

Index

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Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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ISBN:

9798895301265