Down Girl, Chapter 3

Debate structure

• Readings for next time: critics of Manne who will give us more ideas for the negative side
• Rebuttal--need to make targeted objections
• Re naive definition: it wouldn't be so difficult to recognize instances of misogyny if we saw it as something in a person's "heart"
• Re disappointed diner: is that really misogyny? What about other cases of reacting to bad service (where server is a man, or person reacting is a woman)?

Misogyny vs. sexism

• Sexism--definition that Cudd and Jones reject (Cudd and Jones, p. 157)
• Sexism--definition that Cudd and Jones accept (Cudd and Jones, p. 158)
• Sexism vs. misogyny--definitions Manne proposes

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• Example of sexism in the news--Ernst and Young training 
• Misogyny--harassing or firing someone who doesn't comply with that ideology (e.g. Ann Hopkins, Price Waterhouse 1989)
• But Manne doesn't discuss discrimination much in this book

CBS news

Trump, Clinton, reproductive rights

• Donald Trump: misogyny, but possibly no sexism
• Hillary Clinton and Julia Gillard: treated as witches and bitches

• denial of reproductive rights as a form of misogyny

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