English
Noun
en-noun
- the viewing of sexual politics and gender issues from a strictly female point of view;
- the unspoken assumption that what women say about certain topics -- men, children, family, sex, relationships -- is inherently, unarguably right;
- the placing of the needs, concerns, and protection of women specifically above all others, based on the idea that women are more virtuous and important than men.
References
First used in print so far as I know by author Jack Kammer in an article titled "She Said. She Said." published in Editor & Publisher, a trade magazine of the newspaper industry; May 4, 1991. Later elaborated on in his books "Good Will Towards Men" (1994) and "If Men Have All the Power How Come Women Make the Rules?" (2002).
ru:feminacentrism
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