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No references found	The necessity of overcoming linguistic androcentricity of discourse is being gradually recognized by researchers of Slavic languages: Polish (Koniuszaniec & Blaszkowska, 2001), Czech (Cmejrkova, 2001), Russian (Doleshal, 2001; Denisova, 2002), Ukrainian (Tolstokorova, 2002, 2004), and other Central Eastern European languages, such as Lithuanian (Kaledaite, 1995), Romanian (Maurice, 2001 ; Miroiu, 1998). More human rights for women: a linguistic perspective by Tolstokorova, Alissa / Kadin/Woman 2000 While concurring with Falk on the problem of the excessive maleness or androcentricity of traditional Jewish Godlanguage, feminist theologian and halakhist Rachel Adler has argued that we need the notion of God as personal and transcendent Other in order to maintain the possibilities of relation, difference, reciprocity, and mutuality. Who's Blessing whom?: Transcendence, agency, and gender in Jewish ... by Dubin, Lois C. / Cross Currents Given that issues of misogyny, androcentricity, and patriarchy affect sacred rhetoric, these critiques analyze how sermonic texts participate "in creating or sustaining oppressive theoethical values and sociopolitical practices. Katie's Canon: Womanism and the Soul of the Black Community by Jennings, La Vinia D. / African American Review	Andrew Carnegie Andrew D. White Andrew Dickson White Andrew Fielding Huxley Andrew Huxley Andrew Jackson Andrew Jackson Downing Andrew Johnson Andrew Lloyd Webber Andrew Marvell Andrew Mellon Andrew W. Mellon Andrew William Mellon Andrew Wyeth Andrew's clintonia Andrewes Andrews Andreyev Andri-=cacute.gif=- Andria Andric Andricus Andrija Mohorovicic andro- androcentric androcentricity* Androcephalous Androcles androclinium androcracy androdioecious androecium androgen androgenesis androgenetic androgenetic alopecia androgenic androgenic hormone androgenize androgenous androgeny androglossia androgyne androgynism androgynophore androgynous androgyny android androlepsy andrology Andromache	AndriC AndriC Andric, Ivo Andricite Andricite Andricus Andries Pretorius Andries van Wesel Andries Wilhelmus Jacobus Pretorius Andriessen, Mari Silvester Andriey Grechko Andriian Grigorevich Nikolaev Andriian Nikolaev Andriiashev, Anatolii Andriiashev, Anatolii Petrovich Andrija Mohorovicic Andrija Mohorovicic Andrikanis, Evgenii Andrikanis, Evgenii Nikolaevich Andris Veian andrite Andriy Bubnov Andriy Shtoharenko Andro Hiroshige Andro Hiroshige andro- andro- androblastoma androcentric androcentricity androcentrism androcentrist Androcephalous Androcide Androcide Androcide Androcide Androcles Androcles androclinium Androclus Androclus Androcottos Androcottus androcracies Androcracy androcratic Androctonus Androctonus Australis Anti-Insect Toxin Androcur Androcur Androderm Androderm Androderm Androdioecious androecia androecia androecial androecial androecious

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The necessity of overcoming linguistic androcentricity of discourse is being gradually recognized by researchers of Slavic languages: Polish (Koniuszaniec & Blaszkowska, 2001), Czech (Cmejrkova, 2001), Russian (Doleshal, 2001; Denisova, 2002), Ukrainian (Tolstokorova, 2002, 2004), and other Central Eastern European languages, such as Lithuanian (Kaledaite, 1995), Romanian (Maurice, 2001 ; Miroiu, 1998).

More human rights for women: a linguistic perspective by Tolstokorova, Alissa / Kadin/Woman 2000

While concurring with Falk on the problem of the excessive maleness or androcentricity of traditional Jewish Godlanguage, feminist theologian and halakhist Rachel Adler has argued that we need the notion of God as personal and transcendent Other in order to maintain the possibilities of relation, difference, reciprocity, and mutuality.

Who's Blessing whom?: Transcendence, agency, and gender in Jewish ... by Dubin, Lois C. / Cross Currents

Given that issues of misogyny, androcentricity, and patriarchy affect sacred rhetoric, these critiques analyze how sermonic texts participate "in creating or sustaining oppressive theoethical values and sociopolitical practices.

Katie's Canon: Womanism and the Soul of the Black Community by Jennings, La Vinia D. / African American Review