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Authors: Jack Holland
Alexandria
94–6
altruism
192
Amberley, Lady
197
American Revolution
199
Anglican Church
237
Antony and Cleopatra
(Shakespeare)
146
anti-Semitism
112
,
128
,
130
,
214–17
,
220
,
222–5
,
250
parallels with misogyny
214
,
275–7
apologies, for crimes against women
130
Aquitania
107–8
Aristotle
4
,
17
,
27
,
31–3
,
35
,
67
,
76
,
132
,
140–1
,
211
,
246
,
279
Arras, Gautier d’
110
Assaad, Nawal
252
Assumption of the Virgin Mary
99
,
100
Atta, Mohamed
259
Auden, W. H.
209
Augustine, St
40
,
75
,
90–4
,
98
,
114
Augustus, Emperor
49–50
,
51
,
52
,
53–4
,
55
,
56
Auschwitz
225
Australia
249
Austria
223
autonomy
individual
136–7
,
139
,
140
,
158
,
208–9
,
229
,
243
,
245
,
286
male
17
,
79–80
,
106
,
140–1
,
163
,
239
,
278–80
babies, trade in
174
The Bacchae
(Euripides)
25–6
Bacchus, cult of
45
Badada, Amare
244
Ban Zhao
174
Barrett, James H.
248
Bayard, Dr John
248
Beatrice (Portanari)
108
Beaujeu, Renaut de
107
beauty, women’s devotion to
180–1
,
182
,
198
,
215
,
227
,
279
,
285
Beauvoir, Simone de
84
Behn, Aphra
153–4
Bibi, Zafran
258
Bible
see
Gospels; New Testament; Old Testament
bigamy
195
bin Laden, Osama
266
Binsfield, Peter, Bishop of Trier
121
,
123
biological theory of misogyny
272–3
birth control
see
contraception
Black Death
113
Blackwell, Elizabeth
237
Blake, William
180
Blank Slate hypothesis
137
,
202
,
226
,
280–1
Bloch, Ivan
215
Bodin, Jean
124
body
politics of
236–67
revulsion and rejection of
80–2
,
86
,
89
,
91–4
,
95
,
198
,
285
Bogart, Humphrey
279
Bona Dea
76
Bond, Dr Thomas
206
boundary-crossers
23–6
Bowdler, Thomas
191
bra burners
183
Brazil
243
Brontë, Charlotte
192
Brontë, Emily
192
Brown, Isaac Baker
189–90
Brown, Peter
86
Brutus, Decimus
47
Buddhism
168
,
169
,
170
,
171
,
172
,
177
Burt, John A.
250
Burton, Sir Richard
254
Byron, Lord
203
The Canterbury Tales
(Chaucer)
110–11
Caratacus
62
Catholic Church
and contraception and abortion
241–3
,
246
,
247–8
,
249
and cult of Virgin Mary
97–104
,
240
and misogyny
4
,
5–6
,
11
,
111–12
,
240
and Platonism
89–90
and Reformation
133–4
restricts role of women
88
,
89
,
105–6
,
112
view of sex
139
Céline, Louis-Ferdinand
278
Central America
245
chaperones
21
Chapman, Annie
206
Chaucer, Geoffrey
110–11
child brothels
191
child-brides
176
childbirth
suffering in
137
,
138
,
193–4
,
238
,
255
children
China’s one child policy
228–9
prejudice against girl
174
,
175
,
269
pressure to produce
52
,
55
,
222
,
238
China
30
,
34
,
168
,
170
,
171
,
172–5
,
227–9
,
233
Chinese Revolution
175
choice, battle for
229
,
237
,
243
,
245–51
,
284–5
Christianity
early church and misogyny
67–96
importance of women in early church
75–6
,
77
,
78
,
105
origin of its misogyny
67–8
see also
Catholic Church; Fall of Man; Original Sin; Protestantism
City of God
(St Augustine)
92
,
93–4
Clauber, Professor Carl
224
Cleland, James
165