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The 15 pages that link to Misogyny, each with the reason it gives.

• PatriarchyRelated: Misogyny can enforce women's subordination, but it is not identical to the system it helps uphold.

• SexismCompared with: It is a hostile form of sexism, but sexism also includes neutralized stereotypes and institutional patterns.

• Rape cultureRelated: Misogynistic beliefs can support the dismissal of women's autonomy and accounts of violence.

• Gulliver’s TravelsRelated: Gulliver’s comments about women invite scrutiny of the narrator and the satire’s own limits.

• The DecameronRelated: The collection’s portrayals of women invite debate about its mixture of female agency and inherited stereotypes.

• The WomenCompared with: The play’s rivalry among women raises questions about how satire can reproduce gendered judgments.

• Querelle des femmesNarrower topic: The debate repeatedly confronted literary and social forms of hostility toward women.

• AntifeminismRelated: Hostility toward women can underpin antifeminist rhetoric, though the concepts are not identical.

• MisandryCompared with: Its gendered counterpart helps distinguish misandry from broader claims about sexism.

• OthelloRelated: The play’s accusations and violence expose how women’s credibility and autonomy are constrained.

• Animal (2023 film)Related: Debate over the film often focuses on its treatment of women and gendered violence.

• Hetty GreenRelated: Sensational accounts of Green often judged her conduct by gendered standards applied less harshly to male financiers.

• Anita SarkeesianRelated: The gendered abuse aimed at Sarkeesian brought misogyny in online spaces into public discussion.

• GynophobiaCompared with: A fear response is not equivalent to hostility or prejudice.

• Madonna–whore complexNarrower topic: Devaluing women for sexual desire expresses a gendered form of contempt.