The Gender War Thesis
Concept · knowledge_systems · hypothesis · visibility: publishable
‘All war is not class war, all war is the gender war.’ Framed not as a social claim but an information-completeness argument: centuries of systematic exclusion of women (and non-conforming men) from recorded deaths, incidents, and decision-making during conflict means the historical record is a biased sample. Downstream conclusions built on that sample — including class-war theory — propagate the incompleteness. The thesis is less about gender as cause and more about completeness failure. The data never captured the full system; the analysis is therefore structurally partial.
Connections
- → P.upstream-equity-compression · is_instance_of
- → C.critical-cartography · conceptually_related_to
- → C.projection-problem · conceptually_related_to
source: War as gender conflict, not class conflict (2026-06-02) · extraction: auto (schema v3.1)