Mary Harrington has written a thought-provoking book that joins works by a diverse group of women who are shaping a novel form of modern feminist thought. This new strand of feminism, to be sure, demands that women be entitled to the same rights and opportunities as men. It does not, however, seek to ignore the biological differences between the sexes. As Harrington writes: “The shape of our bodies still matters, despite everything the modern world has done to minimise those disparities.”
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