Warren Farrell

Challenges the notion that men have more power than women by showing that most men are not threatened by equality between the sexes

Why Men are the Disposable Sex

The Myth of Male Power

John Gray

Examines issues challenging today's young men in the areas of education, mental health, sexuality, and leadership, outlining a comprehensive blueprint for parents, teachers, and policymakers to help boys lead purpose-driven lives.

Why Our Boys Are Struggling and What We Can Do about It

The Boy Crisis

In Women Can't Hear What Men Don't Say, Dr. Warren Farrell demonstrates how gender-based anger at home, in the workplace, in omnipresent media images, and throughout the overall culture combines with men's own fear of speaking out to misrepresent the inner and outer reality of men's lives. Looking at the world from the perspectives of both men and women, Dr. Farrell provides a remarkable communication program to assist couples in moving beyond the current tripwire assumptions that lead to so much gender-based conflict, and to allow them to understand and love each other more fully than ever. His methods are the culmination of thirty years of experience with thousands of men and women in workshops, groups, and seminars. They prove that strategies that create love at home can also produce success and respect in the workplace.

Destroying Myths, Creating Love

Women Can't Hear What Men Don't Say

James P. Sterba

Steven Svoboda

Does feminism give a much-needed voice to women in a patriarchal world? Or is the world not really patriarchal? Has feminism begun to level the playing field in a world in which women are more often paid less at work and abused at home? Or are women paid equally for the same work and not abused more at home? Does feminism support equality in education and in the military, or does it discriminate against men by ignoring such issues as male-only draft registration and boys lagging behind in school? The only book of its kind, this volume offers a sharp, lively, and provocative debate on the impact of feminism on men. Warren Farrell--an international best-selling author and leader in both the early women's and current men's movements--praises feminism for opening options for women but criticizes it for demonizing men, distorting data, and undervaluing the family. In response, James P. Sterba--an acclaimed philosopher and ardent advocate of feminism--maintains that the feminist movement gives a long-neglected voice to women in a male-dominated world and that men are not an oppressed gender in today's America. Their wide-ranging debate covers personal issues, from love, sex, dating, and rape to domestic violence, divorce, and child custody. Farrell and Sterba also look through their contrasting lenses at systemic issues, from the school system to the criminal justice system; from the media to the military; and from health care to the workplace. A perfect book to get students thinking and debating, Does Feminism Discriminate Against Men? A Debate is ideal for courses in gender studies, sociology, psychology, economics, feminist philosophy, and contemporary moral issues. It is also compelling reading for anyone interested in the future of men and women.

A Debate

Does Feminism Discriminate Against Men?

For more than twenty years, John Gray’s Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus has helped couples deepen their intimacy and rejuvenate their love lives. Men and women, it revealed, communicate so differently, we might as well be from different planets. By learning to speak each other’s language, millions of people dramatically improved, even saved, their relationships. But the world has changed. Today, what it means to be a man or a woman is more nuanced and complex than ever. Both men and women are moving beyond stereotypes and embracing their true natures--with important implications for today’s relationships. In Beyond Mars and Venus, Gray provides a more modern look at the keys to healthy relationships. As the roles of men and women evolve, relationships must evolve as well. Beyond Mars and Venus takes the Mars-Venus framework to the next level, helping readers to take their relationship to a more profound level of intimacy. Through real-life examples and simple exercises, Beyond Mars and Venus shows you how to bring you and your partner closer than ever before.

The Power of Evolutionary Relationships

Beyond Mars and Venus

Bestselling author Warren Farrell contends that unequal pay for women is essentially a myth-that women are often paid less than men not because of discrimination but because men are more likely to make choices for higher pay. Clearly outlining the 25 workplace choices that affect men's and women's incomes, Farrell's analysis enables readers to weigh whether a trade-off is worth the greater pay. Such a non-PC take on a hot-button issue will raise eyebrows and hackles but the potential benefit is enormous. The Pay Paradox will give women specific, research-supported ways to earn higher pay. The book does not deny the reality of continuing discrimination against women and includes a full chapter devoted to this issue.

The Startling Truth Behind the Pay Gap--and what Women Can Do about it

Why Men Earn More

O que é a Crise do Menino? É uma crise de escolaridade Segundo pesquisas em todo o mundo, meninos têm 50% menos chances que as meninas de desenvolver proficiência em leitura, matemática e ciências. É uma crise de paternidade Meninos crescem hoje com amior ausência parental - fator associado ao aumento de evasão escolar, criminalidade e consumo de álcool e drogas (e outras substâncias). É uma crise de saúde mental Além do aumento em casos de transtornos de hiperatividade, a taxa de suicídio entre meninos é hoje seis vezes maior que entre meninas. É uma crise de propósito O propósito masculino ancestral de liderar, batalhar e prover está em declínio, levando muitos meninos de hoje a vivenciar alienação, insegurança, isolamento e imediatismo. Afinal, a que serve este livro? Esta obra é um guia abrangente para auxiliar pais e mães, famíliares e responsáveis, educadores, profissionais e agentes públicos no enfrentamento dessa crise, estimulando soluções para ajudar nossos meninos rumo à constituição de famílias mais fortes e de homens mais realizados em sua vida pessoal, profissional, social e familiar.

Como compreender os desafios de ser menino nos dias de hoje (e ajudá-lo)

A Crise do Menino

Professor of Philosophy James P Sterba

Does feminism give a much-needed voice to women in a patriarchal world? Or is the world not really patriarchal? Has feminism begun to level the playing field in a world in which women are more often paid less at work and abused at home? Or are women paid equally for the same work and not abused more at home? Does feminism support equality in education and in the military, or does it discriminate against men by ignoring such issues as male-only draft registration and boys lagging behind in school? The only book of its kind, this volume offers a sharp, lively, and provocative debate on the impact of feminism on men. Warren Farrell--an international best-selling author and leader in both the early women and current men's movements--praises feminism for opening options for women but criticizes it for demonizing men, distorting data, and undervaluing the family. In response, James P. Sterba--an acclaimed philosopher and ardent advocate of feminism--maintains that the feminist movement gives a long-neglected voice to women in a male-dominated world and that men are not an oppressed gender in today's America. Their wide-ranging debate covers personal issues, from love, sex, dating, and rape to domestic violence, divorce, and child custody. Farrell and Sterba also look through their contrasting lenses at systemic issues, from the school system to the criminal justice system; from the media to the military; and from health care to the workplace. A perfect book to get students thinking and debating, Does Feminism Discriminate Against Men? A Debate is ideal for courses in gender studies, sociology, psychology, economics, feminist philosophy, and contemporary moral issues. It is also compelling reading for anyone interested in the future of men and women.

Shows couples ways to improve communication, and discusses giving and receiving criticism, and reexamines popular stereotypes

Women Can't Hear what Men Don't Say

Alan Garner

Marnie Winston-Macauley

The Ultimate Answering Machine Message Book

Considers aspects of male-female relationships in America today to determine the motivations behind male behavior

The Male-female Dynamic

Why Men are the Way They are

Od autora Muži jsou z Marsu, ženy z Venuše„Krize chlapectví“ brilantním způsobem zkoumá problémy, jimž čelí naši synové – a tedy de facto všichni. Kapitoly o ADHD, úloze matek a otců při výchově a o tom, jak v chlapcích rozvinout zdravou inteligenci, jsou neocenitelné a změní vám život.“ —Suzanne SomersováKniha Krize chlapectví přináší komplexní plán pro rodiče, učitele, nebo politiky, aby zjistili, jak mohou našim synům pomoci k tomu, aby z nich byli šťastnější a zdravější muži, otcové a leadeři, kteří si zaslouží náš respekt. Co ale znamená krize chlapectví konkrétně?Jedná se o krizi vzdělávání. Chlapci mají po celém světě o 50 procent menší pravděpodobnost než dívky, že splní základní kritéria znalostí v oblasti čtení, matematiky a přírodních věd.Jedná se o krizi duševního zdraví. Počet lidí trpících ADHD roste. A zatímco míra sebevražd u chlapců a dívek je stejná, jak se z chlapců stávají mladí muži, míra sebevražd je u nich šestkrát větší než u mladých žen.Jedná se o krizi otcovské péče. Chlapci vyrůstají s otci, kteří se méně podílejí na výchově, a chlapci pak v důsledku toho častěji nedokončí školu, propadnou alkoholu nebo drogám, začnou páchat trestnou činnost a skončí ve vězení.Jedná se o krizi účelu. Původní pocit účelu, který chlapci měli – být válečníkem, leaderem nebo výlučným živitelem rodiny – se pomalu vytrácí. Řada bystrých chlapců se tak potýká s „absencí účelu“, cítí se odcizení, izolovaní a propadají okamžitému potěšení.

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