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Gyn/Ecology: The Metaethics Of Radical Feminism
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Theologian/Philosopher Daly (The Church &Amp; The 2Nd Sex, Rev. '75; Beyond God The Father, '73) Has Written An Extremist Book...On The Edge Of A Culture That Is Killing Itself. Conceived As A Radical Feminist Voyage Of Woman Becoming Herself, It'S Made Up Of Three Passages. The 1St Denounces The Reversals &Amp; Deceptions (Mind Pollution) Of Patriarchal Disciplines (Including Godfather Theology) &Amp; Exuberantly Sets Out To Discover The True Croneology Behind That Male Mystification. The 2Nd, The Most Somber Part Of The Journey, Analyzes Goddessmurder (And The Murder Of The Goddess In Every Woman) Thru The Sadorituals Of Five Specific Historic Atrocities: Indian Suttee, Chinese Footbinding, African Genital Mutilation, European Witchburning, &Amp; American Gynecology &Amp; Psychotherapy (Gynecology Of The Mind Practiced By Therapists). Following This Exorcism, The Voyager Moves In The 3Rd Passage To The Otherworld Of Lesbianfeminist Spinsters Who Successfully Scorn Patriarchal Intimidation (Spooking), Stir The Fire Of Female Friendship (Sparking), &Amp;After A Riproaring Unraveling Gotterdammerungjoyously Spin On As Revolting Hags. En Route Daly Purposefully Busts Out Of Some Traditional (Male) Forms &Amp; Language. Altho The Wordwork Of The Living/Verbing Writer Sometimes Gets In The Way/Weigh Of Flashing Insights, A Painstaking Indictment Of Scholarly Erasure Of Historic Events &Amp; Some Bonechilling Facts Of Women'S Story, Daly'S Excursion Is Bound To Inspire Spinsters/Spider Women Everywhere &Amp; To Leave Just About Everyone Else Haggard &Amp; Infuryated.Kirkus (Edited)
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- Q: Who is the author of this book? A: The author is Mary Daly. She is known for her significant contributions to feminist literature.
- Q: What genre does this book belong to? A: This book belongs to the Feminist Theory genre. It explores complex themes related to radical feminism.
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- Q: What are the main themes discussed in this book? A: The main themes include radical feminism, moral philosophy, and the critique of traditional feminist discourse. It challenges conventional ideas.
- Q: Is there a digital version available for this book? A: No, there is no digital version available for this book. It is currently only available in hardcover format.
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- Q: Are there any similar books you would recommend? A: Yes, books like 'The Second Sex' by Simone de Beauvoir and 'Gender Trouble' by Judith Butler are similar and also explore feminist themes.
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