Vagina: A New Biography by Naomi Wolf (Author). Considered one of our best selling and most respected cultural critics, Naomi Wolf, acclaimed writer of The Beauty Delusion and The End of America, brings us an astonishing work of chopping-edge science and cultural history past that radically reframes how we perceive the vagina-and, consequently, how we perceive women.
A “New Biography,” Vagina is at once serious, provocative, and immensely entertaining-a radical and endlessly fascinating exploration of the gateway to female consciousness from an exceptional writer and thinker at the forefront of the new feminism.
I was thumbing by way of Naomi Wolf’s newest book “Vagina: a New Biography” at a buddy’s home and started reading it. As a person, this is not the kind of ebook I would usually be interested in. However, I discovered it quite interesting. The phrase Vagina has raised so much drama just lately within the news and in government. The e-book provides a each a scientific background and engaging historical perspective of how the vagina has been seen on numerous occasions in the historical past (referred to taboo) and how we bought to the level we’re at immediately where simply saying the phrase vagina in public is controversial. I learned much from the e book and as a man; I think it helps me to better understand ladies and their perspective on the world.
I enjoyed this writing very much. I’m seventy one years previous and many issues about my very own sexuality fell into place after studying Ms Wolf’s research. It will probably change anything now however not less than there’s a proof for things that had been all the time a puzzle. Her research is impeccable and her interviews with Gynecologists had been very informative. I imagine all women and men needs to be required to learn her work before having sex. Would there not be many more blissful and inventive women? I favored her hyperlink of orgasm to creativity and vitality, how true! I have really useful this analysis to all my associates, including my male friends.
This book utterly opened my mind to a whole new world of sexuality and love-making. Though some items I had considered before, I by no means had them written in such a clear and understandable way. Moreover, I found myself studying sections out loud to buddies who then turned extraordinarily interested in the book. I actually ended up giving my copy to a male pal as a result of after reading sections about pornography, he mentioned he utterly associated and understood what Wolf was writing, although had had never heard it earlier than, and he actually needed to read the entire book to realize a greater grasp of all of the subjects written. Superb!
Vagina: A New Biography
Naomi Wolf (Author)
400 pages
Ecco; First Edition edition (September 11, 2012)
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