hypoagencyとは 意味・読み方・使い方

名詞

hypoagency (uncountable)

1. (rare) Lack of agency, as sometimes ascribed to women in society.
   • Conrad Riker, Never Argue With A Woman: Withdraw Attention, Affection, And Commitment

     Even our language is weaponized. "Toxic masculinity"? Try "female hypoagency"—the cultural habit of treating women as perpetual children who can't be held accountable.

   • 2020, Gerard Casey, After #MeToo: Feminism, Patriarchy, Toxic Masculinity and Sundry Cultural Delights

     One might conclude from the sample of cases I've mentioned and from Professor Starr's research that the criminal courts subscribe to women's hypoagency, that is, to the doctrine that women have less than complete human agency and so are not completely responsible for their actions, a doctrine to which, one might think, feminists would vociferously object.

   • 2025, CS Activist, Men, Marx, and Misunderstanding: A Marxist Analysis of the Men's Rights Movement in India and Beyond

     The media's portrayal of men, as either predators or privileged abusers, mirrors what the r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates refer to as "male hyperagency" and "female hypoagency". These terms encapsulate how society often exaggerates male power and aggression while minimizing female agency and violence. By critiquing this imbalance, left-wing male advocates call for a more nuanced media analysis that doesn't simply invert patriarchy but instead seeks truth through egalitarian examination of harm and power across genders.