This post marks the launch of Critiquing Feminism - a series of brief essays dedicated to analysing feminism, its assumptions, and its impact on society.
These essays have grown out of my belief that there are some fundamental problems with feminism that need to be more widely recognised and understood. My aim is to highlight and explore those issues.
If you’ve ever questioned the assumptions behind modern gender equality initiatives or felt that certain perspectives go unchallenged in mainstream discourse, you’re in the right place. And, if not, you might still be prepared to entertain arguments that spark conversation and challenge the status quo.
Essays will address topics such as the nature of gender equality, feminism’s relationship with the left and its compatibility with Enlightenment ideals.
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Cheers
Tony
A bibliography of books I have read to try and understand;
Not Guilty in Defense of the Modern Man; David Thomas
The Myth of Male Power; Warren Farrel
Who Stole Feminism; Christina Hoff Sommers
Professing Feminism; Daphne Patai
Heterophobia; Daphne Patai
No More Sex War; Neil Lyndon
The Rantings of a Single Male; Thomas EllisThe Sex-Change Society: Feminised Britain and the Neutered Male, Melaine PhilipsWomen Can't Hear What Men Don't Say; Warren Farrell
Lying in a Room of One's Own; Christine Stobla
What's Happening to Our Boys?; Maggie Hamilton
Iron John; Robert Blythe
The Beauty Myth; Naomi Wolf
Backlash: The Undeclared War Against American Women; Susan Faludi
The Men's Room; Psychologist Toby Green
The Men we never Knew;
Hot and Bothered;
The Morning After;
I have more to add at a later date.