Matriarchy


Ritual of Proof
Daughter of the Blood (The Black Jewels, #1)
A Brother's Price
The Great Cosmic Mother: Rediscovering the Religion of the Earth
The Gladiator's Downfall (Age of the Andinna, #1)
Chosen (Chosen, #1)
The Chalice and the Blade: Our History, Our Future
Matriarchal Societies: Studies on Indigenous Cultures Across the Globe (Revised)
The Priory of the Orange Tree (The Roots of Chaos, #1)
The Cloud Roads (Books of the Raksura, #1)
When God Was a Woman
Matriarchal Societies of the Past and the Rise of Patriarchy: West Asia and Europe
The Battle Sylph (Sylph, #1)
The Power
Queen Takes Knights (Their Vampire Queen, #1)
A Brother's Price by Wen SpencerThe Gate to Women's Country by Sheri S. TepperThe Female Man by Joanna RussCirce by Madeline MillerDaughter of the Blood by Anne Bishop
Gynarchy
169 books — 33 voters
The First Political Order by Valerie M. HudsonSex and World Peace by Valerie M. HudsonThe Hillary Doctrine by Valerie M. HudsonBare Branches by Valerie M. HudsonOut of the Fog by Renée Gerlich
Subject to Power Podcast
70 books — 1 voter

Journey to the Heart Stone by Catherine RaphaelOne Imbolc Gloaming by Elora BishopThe Temple at Landfall by Jane FletcherShadow of the Knife by Jane FletcherThe Power by Naomi Alderman
Fiction About Matriarchal Societies
26 books — 7 voters
How Not to Drown by Jaimee WristonAmmonite by Nicola GriffithThe Gate to Women's Country by Sheri S. TepperThe Warrior's Path by Catherine M. WilsonThe Female Man by Joanna Russ
Women's lands in fiction
53 books — 36 voters

The Gate to Women's Country by Sheri S. TepperA Brother's Price by Wen SpencerHerland by Charlotte Perkins GilmanThe Female Man by Joanna RussThe Power by Naomi Alderman
Matriarchal Societies in Fiction
225 books — 160 voters
Herland by Charlotte Perkins GilmanWanderground by Sally Miller GearhartThe Demeter Flower by Rochelle SingerWoman on the Edge of Time by Marge PiercyDaughters of a Coral Dawn by Katherine V. Forrest
Feminist Utopian Writing 1405-Present
55 books — 23 voters

Elaine Alec
Patriarchy believes emotion is weak and has no place in business or governance. It means leaving pieces of you behind when you sit at the table. It means that if you want to be part of the winning side, you have to comply and be ready to be part of the team without holding them back. Matriarchal and egalitarian systems promote love-based decision-making and space for people to share their emotions.
Elaine Alec, Calling My Spirit Back

Marion Woodman
A few individuals, a few of the great saints, certainly knew what femininity was about. In the old matriarchies there was no feminine consciousness, only unconscious mother. The "I", the ego with values and truths of its own was not operating. In the Celtic world they died for the Goddess but they had no ego that said, "Life is worth living." They were like the terrorists...who don't have the ego strength to say life is worth living so they willingly die for a cause. Feminine consciousness has b ...more
Marion Woodman, Conscious Femininity: Interviews With Marion Woodman

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