Title: Larry Niven writes a good yarn but sees women as plastic toy
Product review: Larry Niven does an interesting job of creating a world of inventive beings--intelligent life forms evolved from cats rather than apes. The Kzinti males are intelligent but the females are not sentient. And that's the way every female character is basically portrayed, though the human women are allowed to walk, talk and interact with men.
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