Masculine Domination
Pierre Bourdieu
A sociology classic that exposes, with rigorous academic precision, the hidden mechanisms that make male domination look "natural."
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The Preface, Introduction, and all of Chapter I are covered — about 65 of 160 pages, ≈41%. The rest (Chapters II-III, Conclusion, Appendix) — the analysis of historical change and the role of school/state institutions — is not revealed.
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Coverage. This review covers the book’s Preface, Introduction, and Chapter I (~65 pages, ≈41%); the rest is not revealed (only its general direction is given in the spoiler section). The English edition referenced is Masculine Domination, translated by Richard Nice (Stanford University Press).
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