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Sex and Politics, T-Z — Index to books,
reviews and articles – about sex, politics and the patriarchy
Index
Bibliography
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Tanner, Michael — The End of Welfare
The National Survey of
Family Growth, Cycle Five (National Center for Health Statistics, 1997)
Thisdelle, Guy — Fathers, Children, Family
& Community - A Programming Manual for Counsellors, Parent Educators and Family
Advocates". (Commoners' Publishing, 2000, ISBN
0-88970-105-9, (Can)$16.95, softcover)
A few words by the author:
The book contains Canadian data that supports shared-parenting. It also has a
parenting plan, guidelines for sharing the children (frequency of going from mom's house
to dad's house, i. e.: every 3 days or weekly, etc.) according to their age. It
contains a tool to help quantify fathers' level of involvement, in lieu of "primary
care giver" status. There is also a Fathering Program for those who want to
start this type of program in their community.
Thomas, Cal — Uncommon Sense
Thomas, David — Not Guilty — In
Defence of the Modern Man (1993, Great Britain, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, Orion House, 5
Upper St Martin's Lane, London, WC2H 9EA, 271.p, ISBN 0 297 812165,Out of print)
It’s an important book, but, thanks to the censorship of the
feminist-dominated and controlled publishing industry, it too isn’t in print anymore. Excerpt
Reviews/Contents;
The book can be ordered online at abuse-excuse.com
or via 1-800-431-1579.
Trentacosta, Janet and Margaret J. Kenney — Multicultural and
Gender Equity in the Mathematics Classroom: The Gift of Diversity (1997 Yearbook), 248
pages, $22.00 (hardcover), published by National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (If
you are worried about your children's chances to learn in school what is needed in life,
you better read the review by Martin Gardner The New Math.
It's an eye-opener for those who were away for a while from the education
system.)
Tripp, John and Monica Cockett of Exeter University — Children living in re-ordered
families - study by Monica Cockett and John Tripp of Exeter University
Upton, Charles — Hammering
Hot Iron: A Spiritual Critique of Bly’s Iron John, brought out by Quest Books in
1993. It was my first work of “metaphysics and social criticism” which, besides
pointing out both the psychological wisdom and the dangerous Neo-Pagan tendencies of
Bly’s version of the “Men’s Movement,” mapped out the trail I had
taken from Jungian mythopoeia to Traditional metaphysics. (The book is out of print, but
still available through me, the author.) [Charles Upton, in his biography]
See also Iron John, by Robert Bly]
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Center for Health
Statistics, Survey on Child Health, Washington, D.C., 1993.
"Fatherless children are at dramatically
greater risk of suicide."
Van den Aardweg — The Battle for Normality
VAN TIL, REINDER (I 997) Lost Daughters: Recovered Memory Therapy and
the People it Hurts. Eerdmans Publishing.
An excellent thoughtful cultural analysis of the repressed/recovered memory
phenomenon
- Vilar, Esther — The Manipulated Man, translated from German in 1972
Abstract by Bruce McGovern
Ordering at the printer's web page
Review
and selections from book at angryharry.com
Walker, Janet, Peter McCarthy and Noel Timms
— Mediation: the making
and remaking of cooperative relationships - (1994)
Walker, Lenore E. — The Battered Woman (New York: Harper Colophon
Books, 1979)
Review by
Robert Sheaffer
- WAKEFIELD, HOLLIDA & UNDERWAGER, RALPH (I 994) Return of the Furies: An Analysis of
Recovered Memory Therapy. Open Court Publishing.
An excellent and scholarly analysis of the roots of the recovered memory craze.
Ward, Peggie, Ph.D. and J. Campbell Harvey, J.D. — Family Wars: The Alienation of Children (Custody Newsletter,
Issue #9, 1993)
WASSIL-GRIMM, CLAUDETTE (1995) Diagnosis for Disaster. Overlook
Press.
A very practical overview which constantly asks and answers the question: "Why
would anyone come to believe that they were sexually abused when no such thing ever
happened?"
Wilson, James Q. — On Character
Wilson, William Julius — The Ghetto Underclass
Wilson, William Julius — The Truly Disadvantaged
Wyndham, John — Consider Her Ways And Others
(Science Fiction, Penguin Books Canada Ltd2801 John Street, Markham Ontario L3R 1B4ISBN
0-14-002331-7, First published by Michael Joseph 1961, first published in Penguin books in
1965.)
Contains:
"Consider Her Ways"
This short story is the perfect counter piece to Margaret Atwood's A
Handmaid's Tale. It's a story about a society in which all males were
eradicated after a genetic experiment designed to exterminate brown rats —
specifically the male rats — had gone wrong, a society that is a
radical feminist's
(a.k.a. redfem)
dream, one that is fashioned after the Bible quotation "Go to the ant, thou sluggard;
consider her ways."
Read it and decide which, Maragaret Atwood or John Wyndham, is the true
prophet.
Read it and shudder, because it seems that we are well on the way of
bringing it about.
Read it and weep.
"Odd"
"Oh Where Now is Peggy MacRafferty?"
"A Stitch in Time"
"Random Quest"
"A Long Spoon"
- Yapko, Michael, (1994) Suggestions of Abuse. Simon & Schuster.
(Reviewed June 1994)
A therapist who believes in repression nevertheless attacks those colleagues engaged
in suggestive and unscientific therapies.
Young, Katherine K. and Paul
Nathanson — Spreading Misandry: The Teaching of Contempt for Men in Popular
Culture, (McGill-Queen's University Press, Oct. 2001, 390 pp, 6 x 9, Cloth, ISBN
0-7735-2272-7 Can$39.95) Publisher's introduction
and ordering information.
- Zubaty, Rich — What Men
Know That Women Don't; completely revised, rewritten, globalized and updated from the
original 1993 classic edition: Surviving the Feminization of America
(Co-published by Virtualbookworm.com and
Zubaty Publishing [Rich Zubaty's books can be ordered on-line. They
are also listed and can be ordered at amazon.com], Rich Zubaty's Web Site;
If you can accept statements by the author such as, "In order for a
man to survive in the modern world it is imperative that he understand two things: 1)
Women do not want what they say they want, 2) Women do not know what they want," or
"A quick look at the psychological differences between men and women reveals several
curiosities: 1) Men and women do not mean the same thing by "I love you," 2) If
men are more "object oriented" and women are more "people oriented,"
why do women spend so much time shopping and why do men play team sports? 3) Women
manipulate the macaroni out of men using praise," (properly explained, of course, as
to why) then this book is for you. It will remove many of the doubts -, and confirm many
of the suspicions, you have had all along – it will liberate you.
Reviews
at amazon.com
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Posted 2001 12 07
Updates:
2001 12 27 (made entries for Rich Zubaty, Dean Tong and Katherine Young)
2003 08 14 (updated links shown for The Manipulated Man) |
