Sex Dolls, Robots and Woman Hating by Caitlin Roper

They are marketed as companions, the means for men to create their 'ideal' woman, and as the perfect girlfriend that can be stored away after its use. Lifelike, replica women and girls produced for mens sexual use, sex dolls and robots represent the literal objectification of women. The production of these products further cements women's second class status. You can register to attend Caitlin’s book launch event on August 23rd, or pre-order a copy of Sex Dolls, Robots and Woman Hating.Sex dolls and robots in the female form function as an endorsement of mens sexual rights, with women and girls positioned as sexual objects. The production of these products further cements women’s second class status.’” ‘Sex dolls and robots in the female form function as an endorsement of men’s sexual rights, with women and girls positioned as sexual objects. From doll owners enacting violence and torture on their dolls, men choosing their dolls over their wives, dolls made in the likeness of specific women and the production of child sex abuse dolls, sex dolls and robots pose a serious threat to the status of women and girls. Sex Dolls, Robots and Woman Hating exposes the inherent misogyny in the trade in sex dolls and robots modeled on the bodies of women and girls for men’s unlimited sexual use. They are marketed as companions, the means for men to create their ‘ideal’ woman, and as the ‘perfect girlfriend’ that can be stored away after its use.Īdvocates claim the development of sex dolls and robots should be actively encouraged and will have many benefits - but for who?

“Lifelike, replica women and girls produced for men’s sexual use, sex dolls and robots represent the literal objectification of women. In her book, Roper debunks common arguments put forward in favor of an industry which she describes as the “literal objectification” of women into sex objects. Caitlin Roper, Campaigns Manager for Collective Shout, talks about her new book, Sex Dolls, Robots, and Woman Hating: The Case for Resistance, published by Spinifex Press.

Sex Dolls, Robots and Woman Hating by Caitlin Roper