Search For The Woman (Cherchez La Femme)
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Psychology, Human Sexuality, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science
| Author: | Chris Myrski | ISBN: | 9781370172733 |
| Publisher: | Chris Myrski | Publication: | September 4, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Chris Myrski |
| ISBN: | 9781370172733 |
| Publisher: | Chris Myrski |
| Publication: | September 4, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
This is an opus dedicated to emancipation, where is spoken about women, men, and the differences between them, that are not good to ignore, or then, if they are ignored, to what this leads. The topic is old as the world, but until about a century the things were more or less balanced, where nowadays the “beehive rebelled” and the people (the women, as well also the men) became confused. This confusion must cease somewhere to the end (or even the middle) of 21th century, but because the steady state is influenced by all contemporaries we ought to give some thought to the matter in order to find whether we influence it in the right way or not. The provided here evidences are logical, as also ... etymological (because the words reflect the ways in which the people that use them think), and also philosophical, though up to a certain extent metaphysical (for this is not a scientific treatise but popular examination). Well, the author is a man, but with regard to the objectivity of observation he tries to be more or less bisexual; as far as this isn’t easy we have said in the beginning that this is an opus, but if you reach to the traditional poetical Appendix at the end you will understand what, still, is his hidden wish.
So, and here are all social essays for the moment:
1. Democratic Values
2. Search For The Woman
3. Social Evils
4. Bulgarian Survival
5. Our Inability To Destroy
Expected is No 6, About Bulgarian Barbarity
This is an opus dedicated to emancipation, where is spoken about women, men, and the differences between them, that are not good to ignore, or then, if they are ignored, to what this leads. The topic is old as the world, but until about a century the things were more or less balanced, where nowadays the “beehive rebelled” and the people (the women, as well also the men) became confused. This confusion must cease somewhere to the end (or even the middle) of 21th century, but because the steady state is influenced by all contemporaries we ought to give some thought to the matter in order to find whether we influence it in the right way or not. The provided here evidences are logical, as also ... etymological (because the words reflect the ways in which the people that use them think), and also philosophical, though up to a certain extent metaphysical (for this is not a scientific treatise but popular examination). Well, the author is a man, but with regard to the objectivity of observation he tries to be more or less bisexual; as far as this isn’t easy we have said in the beginning that this is an opus, but if you reach to the traditional poetical Appendix at the end you will understand what, still, is his hidden wish.
So, and here are all social essays for the moment:
1. Democratic Values
2. Search For The Woman
3. Social Evils
4. Bulgarian Survival
5. Our Inability To Destroy
Expected is No 6, About Bulgarian Barbarity
