Basic Tenets of the Feminist Cliterary Theory
-Gender is a social and cultural construct designed in the favour of men. Therefore, we must abolish gender in order to create the equality that both sexes are rightfully entitled to.
-Sex is a biological construct of the Patriarchy.
Society is inherently Matriarchal and Patriarchal with an Androcentric focus:
- Womyn are seen as mother figures and men are seen as father figures.
- The father figure is seen as superior to the mother figure because they are the “bread winners”.
- The materialistic nature of humaynity allows for this.
- We can achieve total equality by abolishing the “mother figure” completely as to create an all “father figure” society.
- In other words, we shall have an entirely “bread winner-consumerist” society that allows everyone to achieve equal levels of success and fulfillment according to how much prestige/status and finances one can acquire.
We believe that men and womyn should be entitled to “Equality of the Hormones”:
- We believe that no gender should have more estrogen or more testosterone.
- Men’s higher level of testosterone allows them the advantage of the ability to build more muscle and become stronger. Womyn’s higher level of estrogen allows them unfair advantages in interpersonal relations.
- On average, men have a slightly higher IQ and womyn have a slightly higher EQ (“emotional intelligence”).
- With equality of the hormones gender stereotypes can be abolished for good. Both sexes will be, on average, equal in physical strength, IQ, EQ, the ability to multi-task, to drive, to nurture, as well as to think rationally and logically.
- Modern technology in hormone manipulation (ie. Synthetic hormones) can make this a reality.
-We must burn all books that include gender stereotypes and replace them with those that fit the hormonally equal, “bread winner-consumerist” egalitarian outlook. “Gender-inclusionary” books are dangerous to a free society.
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