The Myth of Male Power: Why Men are the Disposable SexBerkley Books, 1994 - 446 páginas The 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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... served men but be- cause they served families -- including women and children . The boss remained in power only as long as he created jobs to feed those families . He built his " machine " from the economic under- class , so these jobs ...
... served men but be- cause they served families -- including women and children . The boss remained in power only as long as he created jobs to feed those families . He built his " machine " from the economic under- class , so these jobs ...
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... served more than a year in prison . When a woman and man are each trying to persuade a judge and jury to believe them - when their credibility is pitted against each other she is unconsciously assumed innocent unless proven guilty ; he ...
... served more than a year in prison . When a woman and man are each trying to persuade a judge and jury to believe them - when their credibility is pitted against each other she is unconsciously assumed innocent unless proven guilty ; he ...
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... served as men's slaves and were now entitled to those rights just as blacks had served as whites ' slaves and were now entitled to those rights . This both encouraged an ideology of female - as - victim and blinded us to how the ...
... served as men's slaves and were now entitled to those rights just as blacks had served as whites ' slaves and were now entitled to those rights . This both encouraged an ideology of female - as - victim and blinded us to how the ...
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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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