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This book by Ritu Sharma delves into the intricate dynamics of marriage and gender roles in society, particularly within the context of Indian culture. It explores the historical and mythological roots of marital institutions, highlighting the roles and expectations placed upon women. The author examines the patriarchal mindset that has historically dictated gender roles, leading to societal imbalances and moral decay. Through references to epics like the Mahabharata and Ramayana, the book discusses the societal hypocrisy and dual standards regarding male and female conduct in marriage. It also sheds light on the evolving role of women in modern society, emphasizing their quest for equality and freedom. Intended for readers interested in gender studies, sociology, and cultural history, the book offers insights into the challenges and transformations in marital relationships and the need for a balanced societal structure.

Marriage. --- Patriarchy. --- Marriage --- Patriarchy

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This book explores radical feminism and its critique of patriarchal structures, delving into historical and cultural practices that have oppressed women. The author examines rituals and traditions such as suttee, footbinding, and genital mutilation, comparing them to modern practices in medicine and therapy. Through a feminist lens, the text aims to uncover the persistent violence against women and advocates for a new understanding and empowerment of female identity. The book is intended for audiences interested in feminist theory, cultural studies, and social justice, providing a comprehensive analysis of gender inequality and the patriarchal system's impact on women's lives.

Feminism --- Patriarchy

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Mary Daly's 'Quintessence' is a radical feminist work that explores the concept of a 'Biophilic Era,' a time imagined as free from patriarchal oppression. Originally published in 1998, the book is revisited in 2048 BE, reflecting on the triumph over patriarchal systems. Daly's narrative weaves together feminist philosophy, history, and speculative fiction to envision a future shaped by feminist ideals. The book delves into themes of women's liberation, historical oppression, and the creation of a supportive community for women. It is intended for an audience interested in feminist theory and the ongoing struggle for gender equality. Daly's purpose is to inspire continued resistance against misogyny and to envision a world where women thrive.

Feminist ethics. --- Patriarchy. --- Feminist ethics --- Patriarchy

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Upper class families --- Patriarchy

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Patriarchy. --- Women in development.