phallicism
/fælɪˈsɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A cultural or symbolic interpretation of the male organ as a primary or dominant force in human life.
“The artist’s use of phallicism in his sculpture sparked controversy among critics.”
2. noun
A system of thought or philosophy that emphasizes the male organ as a central or symbolic element.
“The writer’s critique of phallicism in modern society highlighted the need for greater balance and equality.”