Who coined the term “Phallogocentric”?

The correct option is Jacques Derrida.

The term "phallogocentric" (and the noun form "phallogocentrism") was coined by the French philosopher Jacques Derrida. It is a key term in post-structuralist thought and feminist philosophy.

Derrida created this neologism by combining two concepts:
1. Phallocentrism: The focus or privilege placed on the phallus (masculine power/identity) in understanding society and psychology.
2. Logocentrism: The tendency in Western philosophy to rely on a central, absolute source of meaning, truth, or logic (logos).

By merging these concepts, Derrida argued that Western philosophical tradition is not objective, but is instead fundamentally biased toward a masculine framework of language and thought, which systematically marginalizes feminine perspectives.

While other theorists like Jacques Lacan and Luce Irigaray explored similar ideas regarding language and gender, it was Derrida who synthesized them into the term "phallogocentric".