Debunking common myths about fatherhood, the author of Why Men Are the Way They Are reveals the subtly corrosive effects of negative media, government, and the legal system on the role that fathers once enjoyed in society and with their children. 15,000 first printing. (view table of contents)

An updated version of the classic guide to male liberation explores the impact of the men's movement and offers a critique of the women's movement. Reprint.

A guide to men/women relationships challenges the victim/oppressor mindset and offers a new perspective on the roots of gender conflict, explaining how to understand gender differences and forge deeper bonds. Reprint.

Challenges the notion that men have more power than women by showing that most men are not threatened by equality between the sexes (view table of contents)

Considers aspects of male-female relationships in America today to determine the motivations behind male behavior

Product Description: The way the sexual revolution and the women's movement has affected women has been well documented in the last two decades. But what have these movements done to men? For 20 years, over 100,000 men and women have experienced the other sex's point of view in Dr...read more

Product Description: In analyzing the nature and attitudes of men, psychologist-sociologist Farrell, airs women's grievances against men and sets out to explain men to both women and to men themselves. Taking into account that feminism has altered the dynamic between the sexes, Farrell claims that in their relationships both sexes would like to "have it all," but that their realities and fantasies diverge widely fantasies that, he contends, are exploited by advertising, magazines, romance novels, movies and TV, working at both conscious and unconscious levels...read more

An innovative handbook shows couples ways to improve communication, discusses the giving and receiving of criticism, and reexamines popular stereotypes about personal relationships. Reprint. (view table of contents)