The Man Made World, or, Our Androcentric Culture is a groundbreaking feminist critique written by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, first published in 1911. In this seminal work, Gilman challenges the patriarchal norms and gender inequalities that permeate society, arguing for a more equitable and inclusive culture. Through incisive analysis and persuasive argumentation, she highlights the ways in which male-dominated structures and beliefs limit women's opportunities and autonomy. Gilman calls for a reevaluation of social norms and institutions to create a world where gender equality and cooperation prevail. "The Man Made World" remains a powerful manifesto for feminist thought and social change.