The End of Woman

How Smashing the Patriarchy Has Destroyed Us

De: Carrie Gress

Narrado por: Monroe Jillian

Fellow at Ethic & Public Policy Center, scholar at The Institute for Human Ecology at CUA and the nationally best-selling author of the Theology of Home series, Carrie Gress argues that fifty years of radical feminism have had the opposite of the intended effect and have granted primacy of place to the traditionally male sphere of life, while simultaneously devaluing the typical attributes, virtues, and strengths of women.

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A Gentle and Firm Feminine Argument

The book unfolds the history and impact of the women who have showed our society for the past two centuries. Anyone who has looked at our world and wondered why things aren’t going well would be wise to read these pages.

Very helpful info for today’s women

THIS WAS A VERY HELPFUL HISTORY LESSON …. WOULD THAT IT HAD BEEN COMMON KNOWLEDGE AVAILABLE TO PAST GENERATIONS OF WOMEN….. IT POSSIBLY MAY HAVE SAVED MANY A RUINED RELATIONSHIP .

Brave Vision for Our Human Race

More often than not, understanding history illustrates our current state, as well as the direction we are heading. Ms. Gress illuminates the probable cause for many "feminist's" state of mind and irrational philosophies.

Refreshing honesty

This book presents thorough research and good examples of the way that feminism has disturbed our culture and has damaged both men and women.

Great sources

I appreciate the PDF providing a bibliography. I think I might want a hard copy of the book so I can think about what the author has written and the sources she draws from.

Brilliant, a Must read for EVERYONE!

Carrie did fantastic research and it shows. She is also able to articulate thoughts that I think many women have thought but can't quite verbalize. The tone she writes with is matter-of-fact, yet not judgemental. It's compassionate. There is so much grace, without sacrificing truth on the altar of mercy.

Exposing first wave feminism

Carrie Gress is a brilliant writer, able to assimilate and identify the origins of the problems that plague current culture. This book is a powerful tool to help everyone, young & old, find a path out of feminist servitude.

Content sets out helpful context

Sometimes too simplistic, but provides valuable context for the events which preceded current social and political thought. The reading was, to my ear, distracting, and occasionally cringe worthy when the reader whines and becomes overly dramatic. Could have been better.

Illuminating history of modern feminism

Carrie Gress has written an excellent history of modern feminism, starting from the early roots and working through the stages to the present day. She describes the people involved and the ways that they spread their message. She also describes the impact of their actions on modern society and the damage they have done. Finally, she gives suggestions for a pathway back to genuine feminism. I highly recommend this book as well as her other books.

Incompetent

The reader actually used a word pronounced
"supposably". I suppose they meant to say "supposedly" Did I spell it wrong? How do you know this? There IS no such word in the English language I learned.