"The Female Eunuch" is a groundbreaking book written by Australian feminist author Germaine Greer in 1970. It explores the social and cultural constraints placed on women, arguing that traditional roles limit their freedom and identity. Greer uses the term "eunuch" to describe women who have been stripped of their autonomy and desires by patriarchal society. The book combines personal anecdotes, historical analysis, and feminist theory to challenge the status quo. Greer advocates for women's liberation and encourages women to reclaim their sexuality and power. "The Female Eunuch" remains influential in feminist discourse and continues to inspire discussions about gender equality.