Title: Make-believe from one of the privileged...
Product review: The "facts" of this book have been so soundly debunked that I'm surprised the publisher hadn't pulled the book years ago. That Faludi is now a star with a new book out and an editorship at Newsweek just goes to show how thoroughly feminized America (and the whole publishing and media industry) has become. Plus, Faludi is just plain wrong about how "career-minded women are generally not husband-starved loners on the verge of nervous breakdowns." She hasn't dated `em, and many are just exactly that. Pop culture is too easy a target for someone who went to Harvard, but you won't find any deep and meaningful insights in this sad excuse for investigation and research. A forest of trees died needlessly. . .the declared war on *men* by feminists, which this book attempts to justify and smokescreen, is where attention should be focused. Read Farrell's "The Myth of Male Power" for an antidote.
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