Woman's inhumanity to woman

This groundbreaking treatise explores the often-overlooked topic of female aggression, particularly among women themselves. Drawing on extensive research in psychology, anthropology, and primatology, alongside hundreds of interviews, it argues that women's liberation hinges on their ability to confront and overcome these patterns of aggression. The book details how female aggression manifests differently from men's, revealing its presence through various cultural and theoretical lenses, and concludes by emphasizing the critical role of mutual support and ethical behavior for women's emotional intimacy and psychological growth.