A bold, original take on how gender shapes mind, ethics, and society.
This volume presents a systematic look at the differences the author sees between the sexes. It introduces a unified approach to characterology and argues for a distinctive psychology of woman, built from philosophical reflection as much as observation. The work is presented as a rigorous inquiry into how gender influences values, behavior, and human relation.
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There are few instances in the history of literature in which a work so mature in its scientific purpose and so original in its philosophic aspect as "Sex and Character" has been produced by a student who was at the time of its completion less than thirty years of age. "Sex and Character" was at once accepted by scientific authorities, who had direct knowledge of its subject matter, as a book that demanded respectful consideration, whether or not its conclusions might be accepted. It may at once be admitted that the book is by no means in harmony with contemporary thought. If the conclusions of Weininger should be accepted, discussions concerning the emancipation of women, the relation of women to culture, and the results of sexuality would be deprived of their foundation. In this treatise, we have presented, with all the penetrating acumen of the trained logician, a characterisation of sexual types, "M" (the ideal man), and "W" (the ideal woman). The psychological phenomena are traced back to a final source and the author undertakes to present what he believes to be a definitive solution altogether alien to the field of inquiry wherein the answer has hitherto been sought.
In the science of characterology, here formulated for the first time, we have a strenuous scientific achievement of the first importance. All former psychologies have been the psychology of the male, written by men, and more or less consciously applicable only to man as distinguished from humanity. "Woman does not betray her secret," said Kant, and this has been true till now. But now she has revealed it - by the voice of a man. The things women say about themselves have been suggested by men; they repeat the discoveries, more or less real, which men have made about them.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book delves into the complexities of human sexuality, challenging the traditional binary view of "male" and "female." Drawing on embryology and the existence of sexually intermediate forms in nature, the author argues that every individual possesses a unique blend of masculine and feminine characteristics. This exploration extends beyond physical anatomy to encompass the psychological and philosophical realms. The author examines the differences in male and female consciousness, talent, memory, logic, and ethics, ultimately questioning the very nature of "womanhood" and its significance in the universe. This is not a light read, but a thought-provoking and challenging work that invites readers to re-examine their assumptions about sex and gender. By delving into the depths of human nature, the author ultimately sheds light on the human condition itself, and the potential for a deeper understanding between the sexes. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781332464784_0
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Etat : New. KlappentextrnrnExcerpt from Sex and CharacterWithin the narrow limits to which as yet the problem of woman and of woman s rights has been confined, there has been no place for the venture to reach so high a goal. None the less the proble. N° de réf. du vendeur 2147959267
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