phallocentric

She leaps from an architectural monument to a phallocentric world.

Sexuality in ancient Rome has sometimes been characterized as "phallocentric."

It was killed off by the gender theorists and their arid ideas about a phallocentric culture.

So you wouldn't accept that your work is phallocentric, that it doesn't have a great deal to say to women?

'It hardly needs to be pointed out that industrial capitalism is phallocentric.

Roman sexuality as framed by Latin literature has been described as phallocentric.

Nicholas succeeds because he is different, with naked and unambiguous phallocentric maleness.

Only through the awareness of such flaws can women overcome the obstacles that are constructed by what she labels a phallocentric discourse.

A world of cruel greed, rape, nuclear war, phallocentric control, where women are pushed to the sidelines, how can I not be afraid of you?

Of course, the P.C. police have already found Lincoln's words hopelessly "phallocentric."

Rebus's colleague Gill Templer would call it another sign of the phallocentric society, something like that.

"These drugs reassert the very phallocentric focus of the definition of sexuality," Dr. Kimmel said.

The term "phallocentric" finds one of its more ludicrously explicit instances in Robert Herrick's funny little poem about a wet dream.

Psychoanalysis, or at least the dominant version of it, has been denounced as patriarchal or phallocentric by some proponents of feminist theory.

One could read into these works a satiric commentary on, say, consumerist fetishization of expensive toys or the phallocentric celebration of powerful machines.

Écriture féminine places experience before language, and privileges non-linear, cyclical writing that evades "the discourse that regulates the phallocentric system."

They discussed rapism as an intellectual concept, and phallocentric morality and "its "unholy trinity of rape, genocide and war.""

Ettinger's work follows the Freudian and Lacanian traditions of psychoanalysis and challenges their phallocentric conceptualizations.

On male behavior: "Nearly all of Tony's 'business' relationships . . . are characterized by a phallocentric, linear representation of self."

"It will always surpass the discourse that regulates the phallocentric system; it does and will take place in areas other than those subordinated to philosophico-theoretical domination.

Russell Edwards, reviewing for Variety, criticized the second part of this film, which he says is "unable to maintain the outlandish phallocentric humor of its first hour".

But ever since, it has been impossible to read about a new production without wondering if it's going to be Jungian or Freudian, feminist or phallocentric, ad infinitum.

Specifically relating the phallocentric theory to film, Mulvey insists on the idea that film and cinematography are inadvertently structured upon the ideas and values of a patriarchy.