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A review by sarahthornton
The First Stone: Some Questions of Sex and Power by Helen Garner
2.0
The misogyny is coming from inside the house.
Not sure if it was intentional, and not sure if this is a novel or journalistic work, but there is clear bias.
Examples of everyday sexism are strewn throughout along with outrage that anyone would bother to report sexual assaults, and the deep sense of shame of not having a clear way to escape a potentially dangerous situation that isn't, on the surface, compliance.
Not sure if it was intentional, and not sure if this is a novel or journalistic work, but there is clear bias.
Examples of everyday sexism are strewn throughout along with outrage that anyone would bother to report sexual assaults, and the deep sense of shame of not having a clear way to escape a potentially dangerous situation that isn't, on the surface, compliance.