Canvas - Week 10 | Theories on the Origin of Women’s Oppression

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Rosalind Miles

is a famous feminist writer, journalist, and historian who has researched the hidden role of women throughout history.

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Rosalind Miles

She compiled theories to discuss the origin of women's oppression.

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Goddess Worship to God Worship

What is the first theory on the Origin of Women’s Oppression?

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Eve and the Other

What is the second theory on the Origin of Women’s Oppression?

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A Shift of Production

What is the third theory on the Origin of Women’s Oppression?

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First Theory

What theory does from ancient civilizations that worshipped the earth goddess to the male suppression of this goddess.

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First Theory

What theory shows women-centric cults existed before the phallocentric cults, a slow and violent process.

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Miles

According to _____, women were less valued, and their status was threatened with the expansion of phallus worship around 1500 BC.

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Western Religion

_________ _____ influenced a negative perception of women.

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The Story of Eve

since she is of Adam's flesh (rib), she is his equal.

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Second Theory

What theory shows a story how a woman had deprived humankind of the abundance of the Garden of Eden. Ultimately, a woman's folly brought suffering to men.

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Miles

According to _______, the links fall to the goddess cult to the rise of discriminatory treatment against women.

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Second Theory

What theory shows women are perceived to be feeble-minded and of lesser value to men, and ultimately, women could cause the downfall of great men.

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Third Theory

What theory shows from hunter-gathering to agriculture has contributed to the oppression of women.

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Reproduction

______________ became an essential task in society as workers needed it. Women had to be watched, protected, and controlled.

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Sexuality

________ had to be overseen so the community could be assured that the children they produce would be loyal to the community.

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Third Theory

What theory shows shift from food production to laborer production has oppressed women.

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