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Women (Twentieth-Century Continental Fiction) by Philippe Sollers

Women by Philippe Sollers
(Twentieth-Century Continental Fiction)

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In this sharp, sardonic novel, a misogynist American writer moves through erotic encounters from Paris & New York to Barcelona, Venice, & Jerusalem, pursued by lovers who are members of an militant feminist group dedicated to the "reeducation" of men.
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Published December 1, 1990 by Columbia Univ Pr. 559 pages
Genres: Literature & Fiction, Gay & Lesbian. Fiction
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women as "givers of death, not life," women united in a terrorist organization called the World Organization for Male Annihilation and a New Natality (WOMANN), dedicated to the overthrow of the Judeo-Christian tradition and the reduction of men to mere sperm factories .

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