Title: Goldberg refutes feminist claims of "nonpatriarchal" societi
Product review: This is a mostly re-written and updated re-release of Goldberg's "The Inevitability of Patriarchy," published in 1973. It neatly exposes the feminist' half-truths and downright untruths concerning supposed "nonpatriarchal" societies. All human societies, past and present, are patriarchal, and here Goldberg demonstrates convincingly the weaknesses and in some cases mendaciousness of feminist claims to the contrary.Much of the Marxist/feminist ranting against so-called "biological determinism" of the past 20 years has been an attempt to refute Goldberg, and it is extremely revealing that they have been unable to do so without misrepresenting his arguments. Here Prof. Goldberg replies to his Marxist/feminist critics, showing why biological factors are extremely likely to be the cause of the universality of human patriarchy, and why the purely environmentalist explanations fall short.
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