gyn/ecology
gyn/ecology noun: feminist form of gynecology.
Noun
gyn/ecology (plural gyn/ecologies)
- Feminist form of gynecology.
- Within colonial gyn/ecology, America became a crucial site hospitable to natality, to the promise of a new kind of human, namely, "the high-caste lady doctor."2025 September 26, Sandhya Shetty, Imperial Pharmakon: Writing and Medicine in the Long Nineteenth Century, Springer Nature, →ISBN, page 404
- Relationships between women, and the study thereof.
- To study the gyn/ecology of these novelists is to understand that these are women in the process of becoming.1991, Seminar
- Despite the dark undertones of Maryland, the chapter argues that through the plays' exploration of gyn/ecologies in women's relationships and beyond, wider ecologies of care and solidarity may be "dis-cover [ed] [and] de-velop[ed]"[…]2023 January 30, Elisabeth Angel-Perez, Aloysia Rousseau, The New Wave of British Women Playwrights: 2008 – 2021, Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co KG, →ISBN, page 40
Forms of gyn/ecology
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Origin of gyn/ecology
Rebracketing of gynecology to highlight the terms gyn- (“to do with women”) and ecology (“study of interactions in nature”). By surface analysis, gyn- + eco- + -logy. Coined by American feminist philosopher and theologian Mary Daly in 1978.
Questions about gyn/ecology
- What does gyn/ecology mean?
- Gyn/ecology means feminist form of gynecology.
- What part of speech is gyn/ecology?
- Gyn/ecology is a noun.
- What is the plural of gyn/ecology?
- The plural of gyn/ecology is gyn/ecologies.
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