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[Anonymous No.16996780]

>On my analysis, misogyny’s primary function and constitutive manifestation is the punishment of “bad” women, and policing of women’s behavior. But systems of punishment and reward—and conviction and exoneration—tend to work together, holistically. So, the overall structural features of the account predict that misogyny as I’ve analyzed it is likely to work alongside other systems and mechanisms to enforce gender conformity. And a little reflection on current social realities encourages pursuing this line of thinking, which would take the hostility women face to be the pointy, protruding tip of a larger patriarchal iceberg. We should also be concerned with the rewarding and valorizing of women who conform to gendered norms and expectations, enforce the “good” behavior of others, and engage in certain common forms of patriarchal virtue-signaling—by, for example, participating in slut-shaming, victim-blaming, or the Internet analog of witch-burning practices

[Anonymous No.16996815]

>>16996780
This is some serious pseud shit. It's also off topic. This board is for a discussion of literature. Not philosophy.

[Anonymous No.16996830]

>>16996780
I love sophistry

[Anonymous No.16996908]

>>16996815
>>16996830
Cope

[Anonymous No.16996921]

>>16996780
seems legit

[Anonymous No.16996924]

>>16996908
Oops now you're going to have to explain yourself to jannies do to your bad attitude. Should have kept your mouth shut

[Anonymous No.16996991]

The woman can take care of itself