Exploring the evolution factors from matriarchal society to patriarchal society from the perspective of primitive tribal history and myth
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gender relations, matriarchal society, patriarchal society, literature analysis.Abstract
Academic research on gender relations has been active. However, the existing research on the evolution of gender relations and the difference between human and animal society is not comprehensive enough. This paper studies the evolution of animal and human social structure to deeply analyze the evolution process of human society from maternal to paternal to make up for the deficiency of current research. Using the method of literature analysis to search and read the relevant data and Literature. The advantage of this method is that it can well analyze the impact of different times and countries' history on gender relations. Research shows that mammals have biological instinct worship. Human beings have independent thinking. In the process of development, because the male position is gradually greater than the female, it has evolved from a matriarchal society to a patriarchal society.
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