Different literary treatments of Carfania and Marcolf, both known for mooning judges, reflect disparate punishment by gender under law. … Read the post Carfania & Marcolf: different positions for mooning judges
Crimes of learning and the pen contribute more to castration than do crimes of the penis. … Read the post learning & castration: crimes of the penis and the pen
The medieval poem about Sincopus, written in Latin about the year 1100, documents that men’s greed has contributed to their castration. … Read the post Sincopus described medieval reasons for castrating men
Rape provides an insightful case study in how public communication highly favors criminalizing men in relation to women. … Read the post rape: a fundamental principle of communication economics
Women are prominently associated with marthiya in early Arabic poetry. That reflects women’s distinctive voice for urging men to kill other men. … Read the post here marthiya: women’s distinct voice for killing men