Definition of phallocracy in English:

phallocracy

nounPlural phallocracies faˈlɒkrəsifaˈläkrəsē

A society or system which is dominated by men and in which the male sex is thought superior.
男权主义社会（或制度），大丈夫主义社会（或制度）
Example sentencesExamples
- Feminists imply that due to phallocracy rape was never seriously punished before they began to intervene.
- It is worth checking out Eva Keuls' work on female ritual resistance to the phallocracy back in Ancient Greece.
- Dealing with the end of the Periclean age, specifically in and around 415 BCE, Keuls charts the 'phallocracy' underlying Athenian society.

Derivatives

phallocratic

adjective ˌfalə(ʊ)ˈkratɪkˌfæloʊˈkrædɪk

Relating to or denoting a society or system which is dominated by men and in which the male sex is thought superior.
男权主义社会（或制度），大丈夫主义社会（或制度）
a patriarchal, phallocratic society
Example sentencesExamples
- phallocratic privileges
- The convergence of female violence against men and resistance to heterosexuality ‘draws one toward the place where meaning collapses’: this is the phallocratic meaning of woman.
- The film virtually absolves Hamlet of his ensuing phallocratic tyranny toward Ophelia, for this tyranny is greatly mitigated by the fact that Ophelia has wounded him in a seemingly arbitrary fashion.
- While this work is critical of a phallocratic system, its reliance on Freudian theory makes it unwillingly complicit in the reproduction of the categories of heterosexuality that are foundational to this system.

Origin

1970s: from Greek phallos 'phallus' + -cracy.

Definition of phallocracy in US English:

phallocracy

nounfaˈläkrəsē

A society or system which is dominated by men and in which the male sex is thought superior.
男权主义社会（或制度），大丈夫主义社会（或制度）
Example sentencesExamples
- It is worth checking out Eva Keuls' work on female ritual resistance to the phallocracy back in Ancient Greece.
- Feminists imply that due to phallocracy rape was never seriously punished before they began to intervene.
- Dealing with the end of the Periclean age, specifically in and around 415 BCE, Keuls charts the 'phallocracy' underlying Athenian society.

Origin

1970s: from Greek phallos ‘phallus’ + -cracy.

词汇	phallocracy
释义	Definition of phallocracy in English: phallocracy nounPlural phallocracies faˈlɒkrəsifaˈläkrəsē A society or system which is dominated by men and in which the male sex is thought superior. 男权主义社会（或制度），大丈夫主义社会（或制度） Example sentencesExamples Feminists imply that due to phallocracy rape was never seriously punished before they began to intervene. It is worth checking out Eva Keuls' work on female ritual resistance to the phallocracy back in Ancient Greece. Dealing with the end of the Periclean age, specifically in and around 415 BCE, Keuls charts the 'phallocracy' underlying Athenian society. Derivatives phallocratic adjective ˌfalə(ʊ)ˈkratɪkˌfæloʊˈkrædɪk Relating to or denoting a society or system which is dominated by men and in which the male sex is thought superior. 男权主义社会（或制度），大丈夫主义社会（或制度） a patriarchal, phallocratic society Example sentencesExamples phallocratic privileges The convergence of female violence against men and resistance to heterosexuality ‘draws one toward the place where meaning collapses’: this is the phallocratic meaning of woman. The film virtually absolves Hamlet of his ensuing phallocratic tyranny toward Ophelia, for this tyranny is greatly mitigated by the fact that Ophelia has wounded him in a seemingly arbitrary fashion. While this work is critical of a phallocratic system, its reliance on Freudian theory makes it unwillingly complicit in the reproduction of the categories of heterosexuality that are foundational to this system. Origin 1970s: from Greek phallos 'phallus' + -cracy. Definition of phallocracy in US English: phallocracy nounfaˈläkrəsē A society or system which is dominated by men and in which the male sex is thought superior. 男权主义社会（或制度），大丈夫主义社会（或制度） Example sentencesExamples It is worth checking out Eva Keuls' work on female ritual resistance to the phallocracy back in Ancient Greece. Feminists imply that due to phallocracy rape was never seriously punished before they began to intervene. Dealing with the end of the Periclean age, specifically in and around 415 BCE, Keuls charts the 'phallocracy' underlying Athenian society. Origin 1970s: from Greek phallos ‘phallus’ + -cracy.
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