The Man-Made World: or Our Androcentric Culture
Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s The Man-Made World examines the ways androcentric culture influences society, institutions, values, and everyday life. Through a sustained critique of male-centered assumptions, Gilman invites readers to question inherited social arrangements and consider how culture might develop beyond one-sided models of human experience.
About This Book
In The Man-Made World, Charlotte Perkins Gilman examines the influence of androcentric culture on human society.
The book considers how a world shaped primarily by men can affect social structures, values, and institutions.
Gilman presents a critical perspective on cultural assumptions and encourages readers to imagine a more balanced approach to social life.
This work offers historical insight into debates about gender, society, and the organization of the modern world.
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