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12 May 2014updated 26 Sep 2015 8:46am

Melody Saracoglu on Germaine Greer: One Woman Against the World

Many criticisms of feminist analysis involve the complaint that questions were asked that never got answered - or a damning indictment was exposed, with little in the way of remedial action suggested. The Female Eunuch cannot be accused of this.

By Melody Saracoglu

(Photo By Germaine Greer. This photo (and below): Getty)

This piece is part of the New Statesman’s “Rereading the Second Wave” series. Read the other essays here.

 

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