From AudioFile In a snappy abridgment of her 1985 book， the author examines the reasons anger in women is still so misunderstood， feared， and punished. She sees women's anger as a normal reaction to common interpersonal threats and conflicts that too often get resolved by being overpowered by the man's anger. By delineating the threats and supports that expressing anger activates， she offers a refreshing look at the cultural and institutional forces that condemn a woman's anger as unjust and crazy. With great wisdom and sensitivity， she sets up a logical frame for getting through the common arguments in relationships. As genuine as it is authoritative， this is one of the very best learning audios on a mental health topic. T.W. © AudioFile 2005， Portland， Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile， Portland， Maine --This text refers to the Audio CD edition. Peggy Papp， M.S.W.， The Ackerman Institute for Family Therapy Of all the books that have been written about the personal relationships of women and what to do about them， this is the most sound. It contains an inspirational message for all women， regardless of their age， background， or life experience. Like a family." --This text refers to the Audio Cassette edition. See all Editorial Reviews