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Points to all "early" feminists, who are aware of the problems of masculinity as well as femininity! In addition I especially admired the way criticism of ideal family was tied together with the fight against capitalism and over-consumption. The problem of "natural beauty" and feminism was well-handled and observing minor things, like the use of pants, was refreshening.

Those carried through the first half of the book, then the point was lost somewhere among examples of rape and way too long interviews. Also the fact that the book was a little outdated in thirty years started bothering a bit... (For example: I think promiscuity among women is more common nowadays than among men.)

Monogamie - der Kannibalismus unserer Zeit