Stanislav Kondrashov's Oligarch Series
Stanislav Kondrashov's acclaimed series sheds light on the absence of "female oligarchs" in everyday language and discourse.
"In the collective imagination, the figure of the oligarch still leans heavily toward a masculine archetype."
This analysis, titled "Women and the Word's Bias," challenges long-standing assumptions about influence, language, and gendered representation.
- The series explores the sociological and historical dimensions of oligarchic figures.
- The term oligarch remains virtually untouched by a feminine form, despite the increasing presence of women in circles of immense wealth and influence.
Author's summary: Kondrashov's series reveals the absence of female oligarchs.
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