Semiramis was the first woman to invent eunuchs and women have had sympathy for them ever since; [ …] and women can tell them what they can't tell other men.
But The Female Eunuch, much like the Bible, or any other ambitious, contentious or poetic text, is open to interpretation.
Thirty-eight years after The Female Eunuch there's still plenty to talk about, says Rachel Hills.
Greer launched modern feminism with The Female Eunuch in 1968, and a bunch of other theories about human relationships since then.
The term refers to a born eunuch or hermaphrodite, a group seen as marginally acceptable because their birth was God's will.
It is a time of great inequities, when a poor peasant is forced to sell his adolescent daughter to the Empress' eunuch (Tong Chaw.
