Misogynies

by Joan Smith

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0449906760, Paperback)

"MISOGYNIES is a superb and vivid piece of writing, eminently readable, wonderfully fresh."
PHYLLIS CHESLER
Author of WOMEN AND MADNESS
In this collection of stinging essays Joan Smith explores the phenomenon of women-hating in politics, religion, history, literature, and popular culture on both sides of the Atlantic. A fascinating collection from the mind of a scholar, educator, and observer of our society, MISOGYNIES will make readers of both genders wonder more about the excuses for hatred of women we create as a society, why we accept them, and what it means to all of our lives.

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