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Does anyone have thoughts on Germaine Greer's "The Whole Woman"?
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I've recently bought this book and am in the process of reading it.
Greer raises a few valid points (in my opinion), but a lot of the book seems to be nebulously searching for ways to pin every hardship women go through on men. This, along with her views on FGM are making it very hard for me to finish this book.
I was wondering what other people's opinions on the book were, and perhaps why they agree/disagree with Greer's points?
(I haven't read The Female Eunuch)
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