Matriarchy and Patriarchy in Today's World

Human beings show that men are superior to women. Today, men are suppressing women in all kinds of environments, from general households to leaders nationwide. In daily households, people should be people who strive to provide and maintain families, and as it becomes the world leader, the number of male leaders far exceeds the number of female leaders. In any case, not all societies have the same view.

In feminist literature, maternal and paternal systems are not simple mirrors of each other. Sometimes the mother-in-law system means "women's political control", but this meaning is often rejected because the mother-of-law system does not reflect the patriarchal system. Star Hawk wrote this distinction, and Adler believes that the power of maternity is not owned rather than dominated, and is in harmony with nature.

In general, studies of people gathering hunters of today's world indicate that there may not be an old maternal system as there is no 'concentration of power' (concentration of power). It is unlikely that we will find a mirror image of the modern patriarchal system in the Paleolithic world, because the hunter collection society is quite equal. Because private property is very small, no one is richer than others. Food is dealt to everyone because everyone is relevant, mutual support is expected, and refusal of support can not be imagined. Everyone has many of the same work, hunting and gathering, and as everyone is working together, the change in wealth and power is relatively small. This general level of equality also extends to the relationship between men and women.

The term obstetrics is often interpreted as a sex opposite to patriarchy, as opposed to women, especially in societies where mothers are politically controlled, but not vice versa. According to Peoples and Bailey, Peggy Reeves Sanday, an anthropologist, feminism is not a mirror image of the patriarchal system, but a maternal system that emphasizes the meaning of maternity, the symbol of maternity relates to social practices that affect both sexes I believe that. These habits play a central role in "". Margot Adler of the reporter wrote that "literally, ... is the mother's government, more widely the government and power goes into the hands of women." Barbara Love and Elizabeth Shanklin write "Through". "Maternalism" means alienation society. Female, a woman who produces the next generation, a woman who defines birth, determines the condition of the mother, and decides the next generation environment. "