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Does Feminism Give A Muchneeded Voice To Women In A Patriarchal World? Or Is The World Not Really Patriarchal? Has Feminism Begun To Level The Playing Field In A World In Which Women Are More Often Paid Less At Work And Abused At Home? Or Are Women Paid Equally For The Same Work And Not Abused More At Home? Does Feminism Support Equality In Education And In The Military, Or Does It Discriminate Against Men By Ignoring Such Issues As Maleonly Draft Registration And Boys Lagging Behind In School?The Only Book Of Its Kind, This Volume Offers A Sharp, Lively, And Provocative Debate On The Impact Of Feminism On Men. Warren Farrellan International Bestselling Author And Leader In Both The Early Women'S And Current Men'S Movementspraises Feminism For Opening Options For Women But Criticizes It For Demonizing Men, Distorting Data, And Undervaluing The Family. In Response, James P. Sterbaan Acclaimed Philosopher And Ardent Advocate Of Feminismmaintains That The Feminist Movement Gives A Longneglected Voice To Women In A Maledominated World And That Men Are Not An Oppressed Gender In Today'S America. Their Wideranging Debate Covers Personal Issues, From Love, Sex, Dating, And Rape To Domestic Violence, Divorce, And Child Custody. Farrell And Sterba Also Look Through Their Contrasting Lenses At Systemic Issues, From The School System To The Criminal Justice System; From The Media To The Military; And From Health Care To The Workplace.A Perfect Book To Get Students Thinking And Debating, Does Feminism Discriminate Against Men? A Debate Is Ideal For Courses In Gender Studies, Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Feminist Philosophy, And Contemporary Moral Issues. It Is Also Compelling Reading For Anyone Interested In The Future Of Men And Women.
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