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Ancient cultures were matriarchal—matri (mother) arche (beginning), beginning with the mother (see fig. 57). Mother-centered or matristic cultures were those societies that formed around the mother-child bond and rippled out from there.
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In academic circles the problem has its own name: the ‘matrilineal puzzle’.
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The Sexual State: How Elite Ideologies Are Destroying Lives and Why the Church Was Right All Along
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Logic and emotion require integration in the feminine psyche
When I critique feminism, I am often assumed to want the return of patriarchal tradition, but this is a straw man. The public sphere is in the death grip of emotion and moral performance unrestrained by reason, because feminine social norms privileging emotional truth rule it. Logic is con
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Male-dominated science emphasizes physical change, typical patriarchal reductionism that misses the issue at hand. Humans don’t need rapid physical evolution; our bodies are not the problem. Whatever big threat to the planet you look at, human behavior is the problem. We need rapid cultural evolution. Psychedelic Feminism promotes rapid cultural ev
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descent was reckoned logically through the mother.