The Myth of Male Power- Warren Farrell

A controversial analysis of gender dynamics, arguing that men face unique societal pressures and challenges.

The Myth of Male Power: Why Men Are the Disposable Sex by Warren Farrell is a seminal work in the men’s rights movement, first published in 1993. In this book, Farrell challenges the prevailing notion that men hold dominant power in society. He argues that traditional male roles often involve significant sacrifices, such as compulsory military service and hazardous occupations, which are frequently overlooked in discussions about gender power dynamics.

📘 Book Details

• Author: Warren Farrell
• Publisher: Simon & Schuster (1st Edition, 1993); Berkley Trade (2nd Edition, 2000)
• Format: Paperback and Hardcover
• Pages: Approximately 488
• ISBN-13: 978-0425181447