This book is an exploration of man`s fear and deeply repressed envy of woman`s power and sexuality. By examining the subordination of women in the United States and three developing areas, conflicting attitudes of purity and pollution are evident. The struggle to be a man and the favoritism of boys are taken into account. The triumphs and surrenders of gender battles around the world are given a new insightful look. A thoughtful and provocative book that questions many assumptions.
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Rita Ransohoff Ph.D. is a graduate of Smith College and the University of Chicago. She has lectured internationally and her articles have appeared in publications such as the International Journal of Psychoanalysis. Her essay Why Girls Giggle, has been widely reprinted. Her essays on Sigmund Freud appeared in Bergasse # 19 and is the acclaimed author of Venus After 40. In private practice for 20 years she has two children, and lives in New York City and Sag Harbor.
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