“In practice, polygamy dominates everywhere; the only question is how it is organized. Where can one find true monogamists? Everyone, at least for some time, and most of us almost always, live in polygamy. Every man needs more than one woman. As for women, their role is that of an inferior being; if they are restricted to this, we will see the dominance, this monstrous construct of European culture and German-Christian foolishness, disappearing from the face of the earth, with its ridiculous claims for respect and appreciation.
Excessive power over women is one of the fundamental vices through which all members of society are corrupted.” An essay of extreme misogyny from the great philosopher (1788-1860), who attributes to the female sex all that... he never forgave his mother: emptiness, frivolity, wastefulness, coquetry, foolishness, harshness, betrayal...
And yet, as is almost always the case, his relationships with women were throughout his life much more complex.
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Edition
- Cover
- Soft
- Number of Pages
- 45
- Dimensions
- 11x15 cm
- Release Date
- 10/2005
- Publication Date
- 2005
Content
- Reader Level
- Academic
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