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母权社会
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Heide Göttner‑Abendroth's research develops matriarchal studies by documenting ethnographic, archaeological, and mythic evidence for societies organized around matrilineal descent and female leadership.
She argues that patriarchy did not arise organically from matriarchal decline but through disruptive processes including violent conquest and administrative centralization.
Her work maps diverse forms of matriarchal social organization and critiques androcentric biases in mainstream scholarship.
While her conclusions are debated, she has been influential in establishing matriarchal studies as an interdisciplinary field.
Her writings aim both to recover suppressed histories and to theorize alternative political forms based on egalitarian, communal values.
She argues that patriarchy did not arise organically from matriarchal decline but through disruptive processes including violent conquest and administrative centralization.
Her work maps diverse forms of matriarchal social organization and critiques androcentric biases in mainstream scholarship.
While her conclusions are debated, she has been influential in establishing matriarchal studies as an interdisciplinary field.
Her writings aim both to recover suppressed histories and to theorize alternative political forms based on egalitarian, communal values.
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Mentioned by LeWen referring to Heide Göttner‑Abendroth's continuation and refinement of matriarchal studies building on Gimbutas.
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女性之路（二）：从女神时代到男性统治
