Misogyny And Misandry

Question 1

It refers to hatred of, aversion to or prejudice against women

Answer 1

Misogyny

Question 2

Misogyny is formed from the Greek word?

Answer 2

misein (to hate) and gyne which means woman.

Question 3

Based on the article published by ?, misogynists may view women as property and harshly control them

Answer 3

Blackburn center (2019)

Question 4

According to a psychoanalyst ?, his understanding about women is inadequate but he theorized that in an early development of an individual (around 3 to 6 years), young girls experienced “penis envy” where they tend to become closer to their fathers and distance themselves from their mothers as a result of realizing that they don’t have penis.

Answer 4

Sigmund Freud

Question 5

They experienced “penis envy” where they tend to become closer to their fathers and distance themselves from their mothers as a result of realizing that they don’t have penis.

Answer 5

young girls

Question 6

an Anthropologist, argues that misogyny is due to men’s conflicting feelings: men sees women as agent for procreation with the fear that women may overpower them in times where they are weak with an opposing thought for men’s need for the love, care and comfort of women, made the former to be vulnerable

Answer 6

David Gilmore

Question 7

a psychotherapist explained that misogynists developed their anger toward women as a result of being rejected by women, It could be that during their childhood, their own mothers rejected them; the rejection is not only through abandonment but could also be in a form of emotionally unavailable mothers, verbal abuse, physical abuse or mother who did not protect them from another abuser.

Answer 7

Dr. Jen Mann

Question 8

Furthermore, Dr. Mann listed 14 signs to identify a misogynist (especially for women who are dating):

Answer 8

1. He objectifies women;
2. He collects women;
3. He has bad relationships with significant women in his life;
4. He catcalls women;
5. He is controlling;
6. He blames you for his problems;
7. He has strong ideas about gender roles;
8. He is uncomfortable with your success;
9. He views women as the enemy;
10. He criticizes your body;
11. He participates in “locker room talk”;
12. He is a sexual narcissist;
13. He is a serial cheater;
14. He has a Madonna Whore complex.

Question 9

It refers to the hatred of, contempt for, or prejudice against men. This is actually the counterpart of misogyny.

Answer 9

Misandry

Question 10

Based on its etymology, misandry is formed from the Greek?

Answer 10

misos (hatred) and Andros, meaning man

Question 11

These two terms are very common in Latino culture although Philippine culture may have it in a subtle or in different way, yet the main concept is still the same.

Answer 11

Machismo and Marianismo

Question 12

• is defined as a sense of being “manly” and self-reliant, associated with “a strong sense of masculine pride.”
• also describes beliefs and expectations about the role of men in society. It includes the set of values, attitudes and beliefs about masculinity which is the trademark of being a man

Answer 12

machismo

Question 13

Furthermore, it encompasses positive and negative aspects of masculinity, including?

Answer 13

bravery, honour, dominance, aggression, sexism, sexual prowess and reserved emotions among others

Question 14

includes attitudinal beliefs that consider it appropriate for women to remain in traditional roles, and thus encourages male dominance over women

Answer 14

machismo

Question 15

the Philippines, the society used the borrowed word ? for man

Answer 15

“macho”

Question 16

the Philippines, the society used the borrowed word “macho” for man and ? for woman.

Answer 16

“mahinhin”

Question 17

on the other hand is defined in Wikipedia as an “aspect of gender role in Hispanic American folk cultures, strictly intertwined with machismo and Roman Catholicism. It revolves around the veneration for feminine virtues like interpersonal harmony, inner strength, self-sacrifices, family, chastity and morally among Hispanic women

Answer 17

Marianismo

Question 18

may mean different things to different culture and are practised based on what makes both gender comfortable, yet its impact to every family members lives are not yet overtly expressed in many articles. The bottom line however is the existence of male superiority which could result to either negative or positive family lives.

Answer 18

Machismo and marianismo