Separatist societies - Revision history

Lquilter: in SF

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in SF

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	* [[Intentional communities with gender separatism]] - Intentional communities designed by women, however, are just that: they may include men or may not; they may or may not be matriarchies; they may or may not be utopias.		* [[Intentional communities with gender separatism]] - Intentional communities designed by women, however, are just that: they may include men or may not; they may or may not be matriarchies; they may or may not be utopias.
	* Plus see all the stories in which the [[Gender Ratios\|gender ratios]] are skewed.		* Plus see all the stories in which the [[Gender Ratios\|gender ratios]] are skewed.
	* [[Homonormativity]]		* [[Homonormativity in SF]]

	[[category:Relationship themes]]		[[category:Relationship themes]]

Lquilter: going their own way

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going their own way

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	==Hidden gender societies==		==Hidden gender societies==
	* [[Leona Gom]]'s ''[[The Y Chromosome]]'': Those few men who secretly survive live apart.		* [[Leona Gom]]'s ''[[The Y Chromosome]]'': Those few men who secretly survive live apart.

			==Going Their Own Way==
			* [[The Guardians of the Universe (Green Lantern)]] - a species in which the males and females go their separate routes. The males establish the Green Lantern Corps. ("Malthusians", "Oans", "Guardians"). As immortals, they need not reproduce. After being destroyed, they are later recreated as male and female (again).
			* [[Ents]] in ''[[Lord of the Rings]]'' - The male Ents (Ents) and female Ents ("Ent-Wives") went their separate ways, with male Ents tending trees and female Ents working more with gardens and shrubs. The Ents wish they knew where the Ent-Wives went!

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	* [[Elizabeth Vonarburg]]'s ''[[In the Mother's Country]]''		* [[Elizabeth Vonarburg]]'s ''[[In the Mother's Country]]''
	* [[Philip Wylie]]. ''[[The Disappearance]]'' (for no explained reason, men and women are arbitrarily split apart into two separate, non-communicating, cultures)		* [[Philip Wylie]]. ''[[The Disappearance]]'' (for no explained reason, men and women are arbitrarily split apart into two separate, non-communicating, cultures)



	* [[The Guardians of the Universe (Green Lantern)]] - a species in which the males and females go their separate routes. The males establish the Green Lantern Corps. ("Malthusians", "Oans", "Guardians"). As immortals, they need not reproduce. After being destroyed, they are later recreated as male and female (again).
	* [[Ents]] in ''[[Lord of the Rings]]'' - The male Ents (Ents) and female Ents ("Ent-Wives") went their separate ways, with male Ents tending trees and female Ents working more with gardens and shrubs. The Ents wish they knew where the Ent-Wives went!

	==See also:==		==See also:==

Lquilter: /* Other */ notes

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Other: notes

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	* [[Elizabeth Vonarburg]]'s ''[[In the Mother's Country]]''		* [[Elizabeth Vonarburg]]'s ''[[In the Mother's Country]]''
	* [[Philip Wylie]]. ''[[The Disappearance]]'' (for no explained reason, men and women are arbitrarily split apart into two separate, non-communicating, cultures)		* [[Philip Wylie]]. ''[[The Disappearance]]'' (for no explained reason, men and women are arbitrarily split apart into two separate, non-communicating, cultures)



			* [[The Guardians of the Universe (Green Lantern)]] - a species in which the males and females go their separate routes. The males establish the Green Lantern Corps. ("Malthusians", "Oans", "Guardians"). As immortals, they need not reproduce. After being destroyed, they are later recreated as male and female (again).
			* [[Ents]] in ''[[Lord of the Rings]]'' - The male Ents (Ents) and female Ents ("Ent-Wives") went their separate ways, with male Ents tending trees and female Ents working more with gardens and shrubs. The Ents wish they knew where the Ent-Wives went!

	==See also:==		==See also:==

Lquilter: category:Themes and tropes by name

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category:Themes and tropes by name

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	[[Category:Social themes]]		[[Category:Social themes]]
	[[Category:Lists of works by theme]]		[[Category:Lists of works by theme]]
			[[category:Themes and tropes by name]]

Glory: /* See also: */

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Lquilter: /* Other */ purdah

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Other: purdah

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	* ''[[Benefits (novel)\|Benefits]]'' by [[Zoe Fairbairns]]		* ''[[Benefits (novel)\|Benefits]]'' by [[Zoe Fairbairns]]
	* ''[[Paz]]'' (1984) by [[Camarin Grae]]		* ''[[Paz]]'' (1984) by [[Camarin Grae]]
	* "[[Sultana's Dream]]" (1905) by [[Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain]]		* "[[Sultana's Dream]]" (1905) by [[Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain]] (women got men to go into purdah, and now women run [[Ladyland]])
	* ''[[The Day of the Women]]'' (1969) by [[Pamela Kettle]] (after women take over the British government, they begin slowly to create separatist institutions)		* ''[[The Day of the Women]]'' (1969) by [[Pamela Kettle]] (after women take over the British government, they begin slowly to create separatist institutions)
	* ''[[A Voice Out of Ramah]]'' by [[Lee Killough]] (90% of men die during puberty; the world is therefore homosocial)		* ''[[A Voice Out of Ramah]]'' by [[Lee Killough]] (90% of men die during puberty; the world is therefore homosocial)

Lquilter: /* Other */ link

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Other: link

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	* ''[[The Day of the Women]]'' (1969) by [[Pamela Kettle]] (after women take over the British government, they begin slowly to create separatist institutions)		* ''[[The Day of the Women]]'' (1969) by [[Pamela Kettle]] (after women take over the British government, they begin slowly to create separatist institutions)
	* ''[[A Voice Out of Ramah]]'' by [[Lee Killough]] (90% of men die during puberty; the world is therefore homosocial)		* ''[[A Voice Out of Ramah]]'' by [[Lee Killough]] (90% of men die during puberty; the world is therefore homosocial)
	* "The Moons of Sirius" by Ward Michaels. ''In Touch'' (Los Angeles), no. 39 (Jan. - Feb. 1979)		* "[[The Moons of Sirius]]" by Ward Michaels. ''In Touch'' (Los Angeles), no. 39 (Jan. - Feb. 1979)
	* "[[The Lineman]]" by [[Walter M. Miller, Jr.]], ''[[F&SF]]'', Aug. 1957; reprinted in ''A Wilderness of Stars'' ed. by William F. Nolan, Nashville, Sherbourne, 1969.		* "[[The Lineman]]" by [[Walter M. Miller, Jr.]], ''[[F&SF]]'', Aug. 1957; reprinted in ''A Wilderness of Stars'' ed. by William F. Nolan, Nashville, Sherbourne, 1969.
	* ''[[Daughters of Khaton]]'' by [[Merril Mushroom]] (1987)		* ''[[Daughters of Khaton]]'' by [[Merril Mushroom]] (1987)

Lquilter: /* Planned gender-separatist societies */ see

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Planned gender-separatist societies: see

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	* [[Diana Rivers]]. The [[Hadra series]] (The Hadra are a country of [[lesbian separatism\|lesbian separatists]], protected by the [[Goddess]] in a patriarchal society. [[Sair of Semasi]] escapes her (patriarchal) country and is taken in by the Hadra.)		* [[Diana Rivers]]. The [[Hadra series]] (The Hadra are a country of [[lesbian separatism\|lesbian separatists]], protected by the [[Goddess]] in a patriarchal society. [[Sair of Semasi]] escapes her (patriarchal) country and is taken in by the Hadra.)
	* [[Joan Slonczewski]]. ''[[A Door Into Ocean]]'' (Shora is apparently a [[planned community of women]])		* [[Joan Slonczewski]]. ''[[A Door Into Ocean]]'' (Shora is apparently a [[planned community of women]])

			See: [[Intentional communities with gender separatism]] for more

	==All-female societies casting out men==		==All-female societies casting out men==

Lquilter: List of works featuring separatist societies moved to Separatist societies over redirect

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List of works featuring separatist societies moved to Separatist societies over redirect

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Lquilter: cat

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cat

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	[[category:Relationship themes]]		[[category:Relationship themes]]
			[[Category:Social themes]]

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