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• catalog abstract "Destined to become the first "postfeminist" feminist classic, My Enemy, My Love is a landmark exposition of the intellectually and emotionally rich, little explored, often subterranean world of women's hatred of men, and what author Judith Levine calls "its more diplomatic and doubtful twin, ambivalence." Levine, a respected journalist, argues that man-hating is not an individual neurosis but rather a "collective, cultural phenomenon," and not just a problem for women or for feminism, but for men, too, who contribute to its causes and suffer its consequences. A volatile admixture of pity, contempt, disgust, envy, alienation, fear, and rage, man-hating is everywhere, shared by all women. "If man-hating is mine," states the author, "it belongs too to my next-door neighbor, my mother, and to the woman standing in front of me on line at the post office." All men are its objects: the anonymous rapist, cop, or judge, and, far more troubling, the men women love and share their lives with--fathers, husbands, lovers, friends, even sons. Culling stereotypes of men--among them the Bumbler, the Abandoner, the Pet, and the Killer--Levine shows how they articulate mixed feelings, symbolically redress power imbalances, police changing gender boundaries, and make sense, and fun, of men. After describing man-hating, the author addresses its origins in a unique examination of the family, and traces the role of man-hating in the unfolding of contemporary feminism. Finally, with anedotes drawn from in-depth interviews, she incisively yet sympathetically portrays individual women's strategies for living with "love and man-hating, cooperation and rebellion, intimacy and alienation, and all those other ambivalent pairs of feeling that relationships are made of." Certain to be controversial, My Enemy, My Love is an illuminating, accessible, witty, and engrossing analysis of the hate that dares not speak its name. It is a deeply revolutionary work that should be read by all women and men.".
• catalog contributor b3538156.
• catalog created "c1992.".
• catalog date "1992".
• catalog date "c1992.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1992.".
• catalog description ""If man-hating is mine," states the author, "it belongs too to my next-door neighbor, my mother, and to the woman standing in front of me on line at the post office." All men are its objects: the anonymous rapist, cop, or judge, and, far more troubling, the men women love and share their lives with--fathers, husbands, lovers, friends, even sons. Culling stereotypes of men--among them the Bumbler, the Abandoner, the Pet, and the Killer--Levine shows how they articulate mixed feelings, symbolically redress power imbalances, police changing gender boundaries, and make sense, and fun, of men. After describing man-hating, the author addresses its origins in a unique examination of the family, and traces the role of man-hating in the unfolding of contemporary feminism. ".
• catalog description "Destined to become the first "postfeminist" feminist classic, My Enemy, My Love is a landmark exposition of the intellectually and emotionally rich, little explored, often subterranean world of women's hatred of men, and what author Judith Levine calls "its more diplomatic and doubtful twin, ambivalence." Levine, a respected journalist, argues that man-hating is not an individual neurosis but rather a "collective, cultural phenomenon," and not just a problem for women or for feminism, but for men, too, who contribute to its causes and suffer its consequences. A volatile admixture of pity, contempt, disgust, envy, alienation, fear, and rage, man-hating is everywhere, shared by all women. ".
• catalog description "Finally, with anedotes drawn from in-depth interviews, she incisively yet sympathetically portrays individual women's strategies for living with "love and man-hating, cooperation and rebellion, intimacy and alienation, and all those other ambivalent pairs of feeling that relationships are made of." Certain to be controversial, My Enemy, My Love is an illuminating, accessible, witty, and engrossing analysis of the hate that dares not speak its name. It is a deeply revolutionary work that should be read by all women and men.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "Prologue: Man-hating -- pt. I. Images of the Enemy. Naming the Enemy. 1. The Infant. Mama's Boy. The Babbler. The Bumbler. The Invalid. 2. The Betrayer. The Seducer. The Slave. The Abandoner. The Abductor. 3. The Beast. The Brute. The Pet. The Prick. The Killer -- pt. II. Private Love, Public Hatred. 4. Daughters and Fathers. 5. Sisterhood and the Patriarch -- pt. III. Living With Ambivalence. 6. Battle. 7. Attrition. 8. Capitulation. 9. Separate Peace. 10. Withdrawal. 11. Infiltration. 12. Declaration of Independence. 13. Truce. 14. Negotiation.".
• catalog extent "ix, 416 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "My enemy, my love.".
• catalog identifier "0385410794".
• catalog isFormatOf "My enemy, my love.".
• catalog issued "1992".
• catalog issued "c1992.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Doubleday,".
• catalog relation "My enemy, my love.".
• catalog subject "305.42 20".
• catalog subject "HQ1206 .L455 1992".
• catalog subject "Interpersonal relations.".
• catalog subject "Misandry.".
• catalog subject "Stereotypes (Social psychology)".
• catalog subject "Women Psychology.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Prologue: Man-hating -- pt. I. Images of the Enemy. Naming the Enemy. 1. The Infant. Mama's Boy. The Babbler. The Bumbler. The Invalid. 2. The Betrayer. The Seducer. The Slave. The Abandoner. The Abductor. 3. The Beast. The Brute. The Pet. The Prick. The Killer -- pt. II. Private Love, Public Hatred. 4. Daughters and Fathers. 5. Sisterhood and the Patriarch -- pt. III. Living With Ambivalence. 6. Battle. 7. Attrition. 8. Capitulation. 9. Separate Peace. 10. Withdrawal. 11. Infiltration. 12. Declaration of Independence. 13. Truce. 14. Negotiation.".
• catalog title "My enemy, my love : man-hating and ambivalence in women's lives / Judith Levine.".
• catalog type "text".