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Warren Farrell

Summary

Warren Farrell (born 1943) is an American author and activist who began in the feminist movement before pivoting to advocacy for men's issues. His books The Myth of Male Power and The Boy Crisis are foundational in the men's rights/men's interests movement.

Core Contribution

Intellectual pioneer of the men's issues movement; reframed male power as male disposability.

Key Spikes & Highlights

  • men's issues
  • masculinity
  • gender
  • male disposability

Notable Works & Achievements

The Myth of Male Power

Why Men Are the Way They Are

The Boy Crisis

Historical Influences

Feminist theory gender psychology

Intellectual Lineage

American gender studies

Contemporaries & Peers

Jordan Peterson Paul Elam

Minds Influenced

Men's rights movement men's issues discourse

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