Since " The Chalice and the Blade " was published in 1987, new findings support its thesis of earlier gender equality as part of a more peaceful and equitable social system.Eisler does point out that the more partnership-oriented societies described in The Chalice and the Blade were more peaceful and generally equitable, but she emphasizes that were not ideal._Cultural historian Riane Eisler traced the roots of women's peace-making from ancient matriarchal societies to current day in " The Chalice and the Blade.Her work has inspired and informed the work of other writers, notably Riane Eisler, whose popular book The Chalice and the Blade has introduced thousands of readers to goddess spirituality.
Riane Eisler in " The Chalice and the Blade " writes that the patriarchy discredited goddess worship by vilifying the snake and associating women with evil." The Chalice and the Blade " compares two underlying types of social organization in which the cultural construction of relations plays a key role.She is also the Editor in Chief of " The Chalice and the Blade in Chinese Culture : Gender Relations and Social Models ".The method of social analysis that led to " The Chalice and the Blade " is the study of relational dynamics.
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