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| | Cyberfeminism |
 | | It explains the patriarchal social hierarchies by its phallogocentrism; it attacks western centering of privileged knowledge, its conception of objective reason, its binary rational dichotomies, and its abstractions which permitted, justified, and developed an oppressive intersubjectictivity in which women were subordinated in all dimensions and levels of life. |
 | | One of the manifestations of western phallogocentrism, according to this line of argument, is to be seen in meta-narratives and in their role in the formation of the western mind and human coexistence. |
 | | Within the phallogocentric culture men were traditionally identified with the truth or the quest for truth and transcendence, while women were identified with "simulation, imitation, lies, and intrigues" - and this is exactly what makes cyberspace "feminine". |
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