Foreword vii
THE MAN PROBLEM
Friedrich Nietzsche / Woman De-Feminized 3
August Strindberg / The Vampire Wife 10
Sigmund Freud / Anatomy Is Destiny 19
Robert Graves / Real Women 30
Lionel Tiger / Why Men Need a Boys' Night Out 38
SOME MALE ALLIES
George Bernard Shaw / The Womanly Woman 53
Havelock Ellis / The Love Rights of Women 61
Gunnar Myrdal / Women, Servants, Mules, and Other Property 68
Ronald V. Sampson / Power Corrupts... 76
Theodore Roszak / The Hard and the Soft: The Force of Feminism in Modern Times 87
TOWARD LIBERATION
1. BETWEEN THE OLD FEMINISM AND THE NEW
Karen Homey / Distrust Between the Sexes 107
Dorothy Sayers / The Human-Not-Quite-Human 116
Ruth Herschberger / Is Rape a Myth? 122
Helen Mayer Hacker / Women as a Minority Group 130
Simone de Beauvoir / An Androgynous World 148
2. THE NEW MILITANCY
Juliet Mitchell / The Longest Revolution 160
Alice Rossi / Sex Equality: The Beginning of Ideology 173
Marlene Dixon / The Rise of Women's Liberation 186
Susan Lydon / Understanding Orgasm 201
Patricia Robinson / Poor Black Women, and A Collective Statement, Black Sisters 208
Beverly Jones / Radical Women as Students, and Judith Benninger Brown / Female Liberation First, and Now 213
Gayle Rubin / Woman as Nigger 230
Robin Morgan / Goodbye to All That 241
RATTLING THE INVISIBLE CHAINS: A COLLECTION OF WOMEN'S LIBERATION MANIFESTOES
Judi Bernstein, Peggy Morton, Linda Seese, Myrna Wood / Sisters, Brothers, Lovers... Listen... 251
S.D.S. National Resolution on Women 254
The WITCH Manifesto 259
Valerie Solanas / The SCUM Manifesto 262
Women's Liberation Collective / Towards a Woman's Revolutionary Manifesto 269
Redstockings Manifesto 272
Joreen / The BITCH Manifesto 275
San Francisco Redstockings / Our Politics Begin with Our Feelings 285
No "Chicks," "Broads," or "Niggers" for Old Mole 291
A LAST WORD
Betty Roszak / The Human Continuum 297
Selected Bibliography 307