Daphne Patai is in the Department of Spanish & Portuguese at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Her writings have been published in many journals and magazines, and she is the author, with Noretta Koertge, of Professing Feminism.

Patai shows in detail how women's reasonable desire for a 'hands-off' workplace has now been transformed into a witch-hunt, where men are the devils, and guilty until proven innocent. The book demonstrates how in universities today the postmodern approach to reality has affected (or infected) our bodies as well as our minds.

• Chapter 1 PrefacePart 2 The Making of a Social ProblemChapter 3 Saving WomanhoodChapter 4 Sexual Harassment IndustryPart 5 Typifying TalesChapter 6 The AccusersChapter 7 The Fruits of InjusticeChapter 8 Galloping ContradictionsPart 9 The Feminist Turn Against MenChapter 10 HeterophobiaChapter 11 The Authority of ExpeirenceChapter 12 "There Ought to Be a Law"Chapter 13 Conclusion: Redefining the World