"The Female Eunuch" is a landmark feminist book written by Germaine Greer, an Australian writer, academic, and activist. Published in 1970, the book quickly became a seminal work in the field of second-wave feminism. Greer explores and critiques various aspects of women's oppression and challenges societal norms and expectations surrounding femininity and female sexuality. She delves into topics such as gender roles, reproductive rights, sexuality, and the social construction of femininity. "The Female Eunuch" sparked widespread discussions and debates about women's liberation and remains an influential and thought-provoking text that continues to inspire feminist movements and discussions on gender equality.
