Kassian's work has four basic sections: naming self, naming the world, naming God, and assessing the right to name.
In the first three sections, Kassian describes the evolution of feminism both outside and inside the church. Most readers will get bogged down in these sections, because she is so painstakingly devoted to detail. In section four, however, she pulls the previous three sections together as she assesses the right to name from a Biblical perspective.
Kassian offers an excellent review of feminism in this work. The motivators behind the issues of women serving as elders/pastors and gender-neutral Bible translations are much easier to identify as a result of Kassian's effort. I recommend this book highly, especially to pastors, church leaders and teachers.