Gynocentrism: Meaning, Context, and Female-Centered Perspectives
Gynocentrism places women or female experience at the center of a theory, culture, or practice and may be descriptive, corrective, or unfairly exclusionary.
Gynocentrism places women or female experience at the center of a theory, culture, or practice and may be descriptive, corrective, or unfairly exclusionary.
Androcentrism centers men and male experience as the human standard, often marginalizing other genders in language, research, history, work, and sexuality.
Male-default describes treating men or male experiences as the universal standard in language, research, medicine, design, leadership, and sexuality.