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Oppression is the inequitable use of authority, law, or physical force to prevent 

Marxist (Engels) View of Women's Oppression

In Marxism, women's oppression is a key issue. Engels called the working woman "a slave of 

a slave," and his analysis, in particular, was that oppression of women rose with the rise 

of a class society, about 6,000 years ago. Engels' discussion of the development of women's 

oppression is primarily in "The Origin of the Family, Private Property, and the State," and 

drew on anthropologist Lewis Morgan and German writer Bachofen. Engels writes of "the world 

historical defeat of the female sex" when Mother-right was overthrown by males to control 

inheritance of property. Thus, he argued, it was the concept of property that led to women's 

oppression. Critics of this analysis point out that while there is much anthropological 

evidence for matrilineal descent in primal societies, that does not equate to matriarchy or 

women's equality. In the Marxist view, the oppression of women is a creation of culture.

Other Cultural Views

Cultural oppression of women can take many forms, including shaming and ridiculing women to 

reinforce their supposed inferior "nature," or physical abuse, as well as the more commonly 

acknowledged means of oppression including fewer political, social and economic rights.

Psychological View

In some psychological views, the oppression of women is an outcome of the more aggressive 

and competitive nature of males due to testosterone levels. Others attribute it to a self-

reinforcing cycle where men compete for power and control. Psychological views are used to 

justify views that women think differently or less well than men, though such studies don't 

hold up to scrutiny.  Intersectionality

Other forms of oppression can interact with the oppression of women. Racism, classism, 

heterosexism, ableism, ageism, and other social forms of coercion mean that women who are 

experiencing other forms of oppression may not experience oppression as women in the same 

way other women with different "intersections" will experience it.

 

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