Right-Wing Women

Andrea Dworkin's seminal work, 'Right-Wing Women,' critically examines the complex and often contradictory phenomenon of women supporting right-wing political movements. Dworkin offers a profound analysis into how these movements, despite potentially curtailing women's freedoms, appeal to deep-seated fears of male violence and the desire for protection and a semblance of power, positing that such acquiescence is often driven by a perceived necessity for survival.
Why You Should Read?
Explore the paradox of women aligning with movements that challenge their autonomy.
Gain incisive understanding into the dynamics of male violence, sexuality, and antifeminism within right-wing ideology.
Delve into the psychological and social motivations underpinning women's political choices.
Essential for readers interested in feminist theory, political science, gender studies, and social psychology.