FTP, name this "classic analysis of the interplay between men, women, and culture," a study of patriarchy by Kate Millet.
First published in 1969, its second section has a chapter on the first phase of a revolution, including the Political, Polemic, and Literary, as well as a chapter on The Counterrevolution, from 1930 to 1960, including "The Models of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union." The final section analyzes four key figures: Jean Genet, D.H. Lawrence, Henry Miller, and Norman Mailer. FTP, name this "classic analysis of the interplay between men, women, and culture," a study of patriarchy by Kate Millet.
First published in 1969, its second section has a chapter on the first phase of a revolution, including the Political, Polemic, and Literary, as well as a chapter on The Counterrevolution, from 1930 to 1960, including "The Models of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.
Sexual Politics: The Classic Analysis of the Interplay Between Men, Women, and Culture