Woman Hating

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ISBN 9780241735954|Paperback|207 pages|2025|Penguin Random House UK
A sharp and unflinching analysis of misogyny's deep roots, this review of Andrea Dworkin's "Woman Hating" highlights its exploration of cultural expressions and societal structures that perpetuate the hatred of women. Discover Dworkin's powerful insights into literature, mythology, and historical practices, and understand why this remains a foundational text in radical feminist thought.

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Woman Hating by Andrea Dworkin is a foundational text in radical feminist thought that dives deep into the roots and manifestations of misogyny across cultures and throughout history. Dworkin’s analysis is unflinching as she examines various societal structures and cultural expressions, from seemingly innocuous fairy tales to the brutal realities of historical practices.

The book meticulously dissects how patriarchal societies perpetuate a deep-seated hatred of women, exploring its impact on female identity, agency, and lived experiences. Dworkin challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about the normalization of violence and degradation against women in both overt and subtle forms.

She delves into the portrayal of women in literature and mythology, highlighting recurring themes that reinforce harmful stereotypes and power imbalances. Furthermore, Dworkin critically examines practices like foot binding and witch burnings, framing them as extreme examples of systemic woman-hatred.

While the book tackles heavy and at times disturbing subjects, Dworkin’s writing is sharp and direct, aiming to provoke thought and inspire action. Woman Hating serves as a powerful and enduring critique of patriarchy and its devastating consequences for women, urging a radical reimagining of societal structures and human relationships. It’s a challenging but essential read for anyone seeking to understand the deep historical and cultural entrenchment of misogyny.

Author

Andrea Dworkin

Publisher

Penguin Random House UK

ISBN

9780241735954

Binding

Paperback

Pages

207

Year of Publication

2025

Condition

New

Country of Origin

UK

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About The Author

Andrea Dworkin (1946-2005) was an American radical feminist writer and activist known for her extensive critiques of pornography and its role in perpetuating violence against women. Her work often focused on the themes of male dominance, gender inequality, and the sexual exploitation of women in media and literature. Dworkin's writing and activism have had a lasting impact on feminist discourse, particularly in the realm of anti-pornography advocacy and the broader discussion of sexuality and power.

About The Author

Andrea Dworkin (1946-2005) was an American radical feminist writer and activist known for her extensive critiques of pornography and its role in perpetuating violence against women. Her work often focused on the themes of male dominance, gender inequality, and the sexual exploitation of women in media and literature. Dworkin's writing and activism have had a lasting impact on feminist discourse, particularly in the realm of anti-pornography advocacy and the broader discussion of sexuality and power.

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