Among Women

by Louise Bernikow

Examines the depths of women's relationships with women in both literature and history, analyzing what women think and feel in relation to each other and redefining the meaning of intimacy shared between women

Genres: Nonfiction

304 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1980

Reviews

[W]

I just added this because I mistakenly gave it to Silvergift, thinking it was a book by Louisa May Alcott. My reasoning: The title had the word "women" and the author's name (the part I could see-it was covered by a barcode) said "Louis." I hope you read it! I didn't go through all that trouble to give it to you for you not to read it!

[Janice Velozo]

This book is dry and repetitive. It seems like the author never gets to the point. I kept trying different chapters discussing various female relationships and they were all the same.
I would not recommend this book

[Swati Ray]

Excellent! A new way of looking at women-to-women relations.