History according to Rosalind Miles blasts away at the symptoms in a misconceived notion that alleviating them will effect a cure of the disease. In this jeremiad, males are viewed as the enemy, and are so characterized throughout the book, which concludes with exhortations to engage the foe and a strident call to arms ( though not men's ).
History blasts away at symptoms in a misconceived notion that alleviating them will cure the diseas. Males are viewed as the enemy, and are so characterized, wich concludes to exhortations to engage the foe and the call to arms.