The Myth of Male Power: Why Men are the Disposable SexThe bestselling author of Why Men Are the Way They Are sheds new light on the state of men in today's society, arguing that male power is a myth with startling and eye-opening facts. Farrell brilliantly illusrtrates how the male-as-oppressor image has fueled hatred between the sexes: making women feel angry and victimized and men unloved and unappreciated. |
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Homophobia reflected an unconscious societal fear that homosexuality was a better deal than heterosexuality for the individual . Homophobia was like OPEC calling nations wimps if they bought oil from a more reasonably priced source .
Homophobia reflected an unconscious societal fear that homosexuality was a better deal than heterosexuality for the individual . Homophobia was like OPEC calling nations wimps if they bought oil from a more reasonably priced source .
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The more laws overprotect women , the more I hear employers whisper of their fears of hiring women . ... When the employer adds the fear of having the company's name dragged through the mud ; of hiring lawyers ; of awarding the woman ...
The more laws overprotect women , the more I hear employers whisper of their fears of hiring women . ... When the employer adds the fear of having the company's name dragged through the mud ; of hiring lawyers ; of awarding the woman ...
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And because the fear is so primal , we are easily seduced into exaggerating ... Because our fear of not surviving was so primal , it led to the distortions of nationalism and our willingness to make men's humanity secondary to their ...
And because the fear is so primal , we are easily seduced into exaggerating ... Because our fear of not surviving was so primal , it led to the distortions of nationalism and our willingness to make men's humanity secondary to their ...
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Crítica de los usuarios - ex_ottoyuhr - LibraryThingHaving messed up the world by supporting the women's rights movement, what does Farrell propose doing to improve men's condition in it? Launching a men's rights movement! When all you have is a ... Leer comentario completo
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Crítica de los usuarios - nmarun - LibraryThingThere were quite a few scenarios in the book for which I went 'wow.. never thought of it like that'. Dr Farrell's ability to back up his statements by providing actual numbers makes is even more ... Leer comentario completo
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Introduction | 11 |
Is Male Power Really a Myth? A First Glance | 27 |
How Successful Men Freed | 42 |
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| Título | The Myth of Male Power: Why Men are the Disposable Sex |
| Autor | Warren Farrell |
| Editor | Berkley Books, 1994 |
| ISBN | 0425143813, 9780425143810 |
| Largo | 446 páginas |
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