Women: Theory and Practice 1st Edition

by Bernard Chapin (Author)

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In Women: Theory and Practice, Bernard Chapin challenges the accepted theories of feminism and sexual equality in this thought-provoking, revolutionary look at the battle of the sexes in the twenty-first century. This book captures the true essence of today's apocryphal gap between men and women and how it affects not only the workplace, but also romantic relationships and the interactions of men and women everywhere. Chapin introduces a truly contrarian argument against society's current atmosphere of political correctness. He also makes a convincing case for the hidden damage caused by the women's movement and the popular mindset that women are no longer just the fairer sex, they are the better sex. Chapin questions the rationale behind policies and laws created to protect women's rights and to construct equality in the workplace. Chapin describes society's current backlash against men and how it has created a culture that has wrongly declared women to be intellectually, morally, and emotionally superior.Women: Theory and Practice provides a clear, rational argument against a popular socio-political atmosphere that has turned women into demi-gods, and men into second class citizens.

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Bernard Chapin is a Chicago writer and school psychologist whose work addresses politics, culture, and the relations between the sexes. He is the author of Escape from Gangsta Island: A School?s Progressive Decline.

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Paperback: 246 pages
Publisher: iUniverse, Inc.; 1st edition (September 14, 2007)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0595443605
ISBN-13: 978-0595443604
Product Dimensions: 6 x 0.6 x 9 inches
Shipping Weight: 12.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review: 29 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #3,700,452 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #2287 in Books > Politics & Social Sciences > Social Sciences > Gender Studies > Men
- #6728 in Books > Politics & Social Sciences > Women's Studies > Feminist Theory
- #8446 in Books > Textbooks > Social Sciences > Gender Studies

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Excellent book, but title is somewhat misleading

September 1, 2018

Format: Kindle EditionVerified Purchase

I am about a third of the way through this ebook, but it is excellent. My take is that this book examines the cultural elevation of women and the accompanying marginalization of men, due to cultural gynocentrism and feminism. It goes on to look at how women as a group, and as individuals, have (understandably) failed to live up to the cultural sanctification bestowed on them by feminism; that they have as many failings as men as a group do. The title doesn't quite do this concept justice, but I can't think of a better one.

All things considered, an excellent read, and important knowledge for women and men alike.

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They are truly wonderfully created and such delightful distractions but some sense of ...

October 9, 2016

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Finally another man with some balls. I thought I was one in 6 billion people who thought that all the hysteria surrounding women was undeserved. They are truly wonderfully created and such delightful distractions but some sense of reason and perspective is needed before relations between the sexes will ever normalise and families ever stay together. Feminists and bull-headed pushy women are so revolting and unattractive that one would rather spend your time unblocking a toilet than endure their nonsense. A great read!

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March 22, 2017

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This book encapsulates the trials faced by every man looking for a relationship or even just a hookup. The sad thing is it was written in 2007 and things have only gotten worse. I'm going to send this to my dad as I think he will appreciate it. We discuss the downfall of society at large and there is plenty of evidence in this book of that great fall into the abyss of political correctness and identity politics with a dash of forth wave feminism.

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May 9, 2016

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Great Stuff

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April 27, 2010

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If you enjoy, "Chapin's Inferno: A wandering cauldron of politically incorrect commentary" on youtube, you'll enjoy this book. I wished I got this book up sooner except I had no idea of its existence. Just finished it today was disappointed to find that the author does not have similar material for sale.

Judging from the other comments on this item, it is not suprising that negative responses would be provided by the fairer sex. This book is filled with citations of reference documentation to prove stated ideas and facts. I've purchased several other books on this topic and this book was one that my girlfriend (born in Venezuela) could not find fault with. If I ever have a son (or daughter), I will make this book a mandatory read at 13 years of age as popular media does not prepare responsible males for mutually beneficial interactions with the modern female.

By the way, Bernard, what's the story behind the picture on the front cover?

-ninjaz1000

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Justice For Humanity

The author knows what he's talking about

May 22, 2009

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I can honestly say, Mr. Chapin is a very strong, noble and intelligent man. He is bold and has taken the initiative to inform women and men about how things are in our "modern" western society.

I first came across Bernard Chapin from his youtube videos. That is when I found out about this book. I won't get into the particulars of this great piece of writing because other reviewers have already done so.
I highly recommended this great piece of book knowledge to all who want to learn something NEW from a critical-thinking perspective.

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Initial Read-Through

October 18, 2013

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Could have edited the content better to clear some spelling errors. I like the penetrating analysis and the plethora of salient points made from everyone's favorite iconoclast.

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I seriously doubt that this book was even proofread; ...

February 10, 2017

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I seriously doubt that this book was even proofread; The kindle version is littered with typos and formatting errors, with at least a dozen mistakes and nonsensical sentences per chapter.

As for the content, I did not find any new or valuable arguments against feminism, although I don't think I needed any more than I already have.

I can honestly say that I can take nothing away from this.

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