Sex-Based Oppression is a theoretical construct within radical feminist scholarship that identifies patriarchal domination as a systemic form of social hierarchy in which women are subordinated on the basis of their biological sex, distinguished from other forms of oppression by its foundational reliance on the perceived natural dichotomy between the sexes.
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Miranda Fricker, Martha C. Nussbaum · The Journal of Philosophy · 2000 · 866 citations
Are women human?: and other international dialogues
Choice Reviews Online · 2006 · 436 citations
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University of New England
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