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Sexual harassment of working women has been widely practiced and systematically ignored. Mens control over womens jobs has often made coerced sexual relations the price of womens material survival. Considered trivial or personal, or natural and inevitable, sexual harassment has become a social institution.MacKinnon offers here the first major attempt to understand sexual harassment as a pervasive social problem and to present a legal argument that it is discrimination based on sex. Beginning with an analysis of victims experiences, she then examines sex discrimination doctrine as a whole, both for its potential in prohibiting sexual harassment and for its limitations.Two distinct approaches to sex discrimination are seen to animate the law: one based on an analysis of the differences between the sexes, the other upon womens social inequality. Arguing that sexual harassment at work is sex discrimination under both approaches, she criticizes the effectiveness of the law in reaching the real determinants of womens social status. She concludes that a recognition of sexual harassment as illegal would support womens economic equality and sexual self-determination at a point where the two are linked.
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While the content is undeniably important, I found the writing style a little dry at times. It’s packed with useful information, especially for those unfamiliar with the subject, but I struggled to stay engaged throughout the chapters. Still glad I read it though!
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Amina Patel
Informative, but a bit dry
While the content is undeniably important, I found the writing style a little dry at times. It’s packed with useful information, especially for those unfamiliar with the subject, but I struggled to stay engaged throughout the chapters. Still glad I read it though!
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Amina Patel
Informative, but a bit dry
While the content is undeniably important, I found the writing style a little dry at times. It’s packed with useful information, especially for those unfamiliar with the subject, but I struggled to stay engaged throughout the chapters. Still glad I read it though!
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Daniel Kim
Eye-opening and essential
This book really opened my eyes to the prevalence of sexual harassment in various workplaces. The case studies presented are shocking but vital for understanding the issue fully. Highly relevant for students and professionals alike in today’s climate.
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Daniel Kim
Eye-opening and essential
This book really opened my eyes to the prevalence of sexual harassment in various workplaces. The case studies presented are shocking but vital for understanding the issue fully. Highly relevant for students and professionals alike in today’s climate.
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