Entitled

by Kate Manne

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Entitled is a sharp, provocative exploration of how societies decide who deserves what—and how those judgments can be enforced through everyday assumptions. Building on the author’s earlier work, it examines the difference between entitlement and justice, tracing how “nice” or seemingly reasonable people can still enable harm when they believe they are owed respect, safety, or fairness. Through clear argumentation and real-world examples, the book illuminates the social and psychological mechanisms behind misogyny, victim-blaming, and the normalization of unequal power. With its incisive, accessible style, it offers readers a framework for recognizing injustice and challenging the narratives that protect it.

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Entitled

Kate Manne

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First Published

2020

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eng

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Content and trigger warnings for Entitled by Kate Manne.

Racism/Discrimination
Abuse