War Against Human Nature: What Feminists Pay $47,030 a Year to Learn
17th May 2015
The Other McCain waxes philosophical.
It takes a lot of money to learn how to disregard — or condemn as “oppression” — ordinary common sense about human nature.
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What nearly all of these books have in common is that they are either written or edited by Women’s Studies professors or else, as in the case of Adrienne Rich, are by authors whose works are included in the Women’s Studies curricula. As readers of Sex Trouble know, the book focuses on academia — the Feminist-Industrial Complex — because it is by institutionalizing their power in colleges and universities, with Women’s Studies departments as the engine of their influence, that radical feminists have gained hegemonic authority within elite culture.