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philogyny
This term functions as the direct semantic opposite of misogyny. It describes a positive orientation toward women, ranging from a general philosophical appreciation of the feminine to a specific emotional fondness. While it is often used in academic or sociological discourse to describe a corrective stance against prejudice, it can occasionally carry a connotation of idealized or romanticized views of women.
As an abstract noun denoting a state of mind or a philosophical disposition, this word is uncountable. It does not have a plural form and cannot be used with a number; instead, it requires partitive constructions such as a sense of philogyny or an instance of philogyny if one needs to specify a particular occurrence.
Meanings
Examples
His lifelong philogyny was evident in every poem he wrote.
The scholar argued that philogyny is the necessary emotional counterpoint to misogyny.
I wonder if true philogyny can exist without a desire for power.
The court was known for its atmosphere of philogyny and grace.
Is this genuine philogyny or just a calculated attempt to charm her?
The text explores the intersection of philogyny and early feminist thought.
He spoke of philogyny as a spiritual devotion rather than a mere attraction.
Her father's philogyny ensured that the daughters were treated with utmost respect.
The philosopher defined philogyny as the active appreciation of the feminine essence.
The philosopher defined philogyny as the active appreciation of the feminine essence.