Anne Moir, David Jessel:
Brainsex - The Real Difference between Men and Women,
Mandarin Paperback, London 1991.
"Most of us intuitively sense that the sexes are different. But this has
become a universal, unshared, guilty secret. We have ceased to trust our
common sense."
"There are some biological facts of life that, with the best,
and most sexually liberated will in the world, we just cannot buck;
would it not be better, rather than rage impotently against the differences
between the sexes, to acknowledge, understand, exploit, and even enjoy them?"
IMHO somewhat whimsical, but still generally on the mark
The Essential Difference
Simon Baron-Cohen:
The Essential Difference,
Penguin 2004.
What really makes men and women different? Are the differences between the sexes really
just down to our upbringing - or is there another, more fundamental explanation?
Psychologist Simon Baron-Cohen of Cambridge University
confirms what many of us had suspected
all along: that male and female brains are different - female-type brains tend to be better at
empathizing and communicating, while male-type brains tend to be stronger at understanding and building systems.
IMHO solid scientific contribution, very good read