adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
authority
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On the one hand it would appear that they are less likely to be clearly subordinated to traditional patriarchal authority .
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More important still for Reich was the fact that his wife and children also suffered from his patriarchal authority .
culture
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They're young and poor and the patriarchal culture they inherit and the conspicuous consumption of their contemporaries sanctions their irresponsibility.
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Some patriarchal cultures have done exactly that.
family
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The solution lay in the abolition of the patriarchal family .
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There was of course nothing new in a patriarchal family structure based on the subordination of women and children.
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The typical organization of early society was based upon the patriarchal family .
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In its earliest impulses celibacy was egalitarian and even subversive of patriarchal family relationships.
society
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It is an overwhelmingly patriarchal society , where women still curtsy to men.
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Many of these taboos derive from patriarchal societies taking the power of women and turning it on its head.
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The role of education in a patriarchal society is, therefore, to transmit a dominant ideology: that of masculine superiority.
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Like women in patriarchal societies , Demeter is powerless to wage war against Olympus.
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The relationships between persons of which the bible tells are relations between people existing in a patriarchal society .
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The article, instead, juxtaposes the practice with the important role played by women in that patriarchal society .
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Older women, who had never been much valued in a patriarchal society , were especially singled out for blame.
structure
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The patriarchal structure of most families reinforces the integration of the whole unit.
system
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Women use pieces of attire ... to reinscribe themselves in the patriarchal system ....
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The one-sided patriarchal system is dying, and to cling to it is now a psychic sin.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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patriarchal attitudes
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patriarchal authority
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To many feminists, marriage is an inherently patriarchal institution.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As the reporter just quoted noted, however, there are alternatives to the patriarchal model.
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Even they, however, were not unaffected by patriarchal assumptions.
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However, the organisational culture maintaining the patriarchal dividend still seems to be very much a reality.
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It was patriarchal on account of its powerful family links, the long unbreakable ligatures of ancestor-worship.
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On the one hand it would appear that they are less likely to be clearly subordinated to traditional patriarchal authority.
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Some patriarchal cultures have done exactly that.
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Taking the patriarchal code literally, however, gives Kelly Flinn a free ride on coveting.
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They're young and poor and the patriarchal culture they inherit and the conspicuous consumption of their contemporaries sanctions their irresponsibility.