Sexism and Science
"A stimulating corrective to establishment academic doctrine and popular scientific vagaries. Recommended for scientific, women's, as well as nonspecialist collections." --Library Journal<br /><br />"An enjoyable book.... Reed shows, clearly and beautifully, how the mind of the scientist --usually male, white and middle-class--filters and processes the so-called facts.... [I]ntensely readable for non-specialists, but also stimulating for those who are not unfamiliar with the subject.... This is the sort of book that one should own, one should read, and one should pass along."--Canadian Women's Journal<br /><br />"Dissects [Claude Levi-Strauss's] theses with precision and elegance." --News from Neasden<br /><br />"Provides a useful antidote to obscurantic nonsense perpetrated by Ardrey, Morris and . . . Lionel Tiger." --Emergency Librarian