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Pringle, R. (2020). Destabilising patriarchy. In Transitions (pp. 198-211). Routledge.

The author focuses on the shifting approaches related to patriarchy and also makes a

reflection on how such approaches apply in the context of feminist theory. The author goes ahead

to review how feminists were concerned about inequalities that existed in the 1970s between

men and women. The aspect of patriarchy is associated with capitalism in the manner it applies

to a particular social system. The source effectively reveals the varied views feminist have about

patriarchy in the manner it is applied in a society.

DeKeseredy, W. S. (2021). Bringing feminist sociological analyses of patriarchy back to the

forefront of the study of woman abuse. Violence Against Women, 27(5), 621-638.

The author focuses on male-to-female violence reported in society and attaches it to how

feminist sociological analyses view such incidences. Attention is given to how feministic

sociological approaches have helped reduce gender-related violence in North America.

Suggestions are given to how intervention by feminist have helped reduce gender-related crimes,

abuse, and assault. The source is a good reference to feminists' works in reducing male to female

violence in society.

Ademiluka, S. O. (2018). Patriarchy and women abuse: Perspectives from ancient Israel and

Africa. Old Testament Essays, 31(2), 339-362.

The author argues that patriarchy contributes a lot towards cases of women abuse. The

authors pay to cases of women abuse reported in the African context with special attention to

Israel. It is also argued that there are cases where women are perpetrators of violence against

men, and cases of homosexuality are also discussed in detail. The source is a good one as it

balances both cases of abuse directed towards men and women in an equal manner.
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Karusala, N., Bhalla, A., & Kumar, N. (2019, June). Privacy, patriarchy, and participation on

social media. In Proceedings of 2019 on Designing Interactive Systems Conference (pp.

511-526).

The authors investigate the recent use of technology by women and how patriarchal

issues affect the manner in which women use the available social media platforms and the

associated privacy. The study makes use of women from India as the key participants of the

study. It was found that there is an increasing trend of women in an urban setting who are using

social media to establish a relationship where several privacy issues have been reported. The

source is a good one as it shows how ancient patriarchal approaches have remained to change to

allow women equal opportunities with men.

Wayan, K. Y. I., & Nyoman, S. (2020). Women and Cultural Patriarchy in Politics. Budapest

International Research and Critics Institute-Journal (BIRCI-Journal) Vol, 3(3), 2158-

2164.

The author pays attention to how women have indulged in the politics of the day with a

special focus on Gianyar Regency, Bali, which is subscribed to a patriarchal culture. The study

aimed to identify how well women were represented in the elections that were conducted in 2019

in the region. It was found out that patriarchal culture has a lot of influence on the manner in

which women are able to take part in the politics that are always dominated by men in most

cases. Patriarchal culture is a key obstacle responsible for the low representation of women in the

legislative organs of governments. The source is a good reference of factors that limits women

from taking part in elective jobs and the associated underrepresentation.

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References

Ademiluka, S. O. (2018). Patriarchy and women abuse: Perspectives from ancient Israel and

Africa. Old Testament Essays, 31(2), 339-362.

DeKeseredy, W. S. (2021). Bringing feminist sociological analyses of patriarchy back to the

forefront of the study of woman abuse. Violence Against Women, 27(5), 621-638.

Karusala, N., Bhalla, A., & Kumar, N. (2019, June). Privacy, patriarchy, and participation on

social media. In Proceedings of 2019 on Designing Interactive Systems Conference (pp.

511-526).

Pringle, R. (2020). Destabilising patriarchy. In Transitions (pp. 198-211). Routledge.

Wayan, K. Y. I., & Nyoman, S. (2020). Women and Cultural Patriarchy in Politics. Budapest

International Research and Critics Institute-Journal (BIRCI-Journal) Vol, 3(3), 2158-

2164.