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Category Archives: George Gilder
Headship makes all the difference.
Commenter James asks if there isn’t at least a kernel of truth to Stanton & Gilder’s view of men, women, and marriage, even if they have in the process mangled this kernel of truth: Isn’t there some sense where the … Continue reading
Stanton’s dilemma
Glenn Stanton closes his article Manhood is not natural* with an odd question: The question is, how can we recover manhood today? We must find the answer. For it is not only the fate of men that is at stake, … Continue reading
With friends like Gilder, married fathers don’t need enemies.
In response to my post Vagina worship, Neguy came to George Gilder’s defense: Men and Marriage is actually a re-released second edition of Gilder’s 1973 book Sexual Suicide, which was interestingly published by New York Times Books. It’s easy to … Continue reading
Vagina worship.
Commenter Elisea observed the temptation women have to worship what they fantasize as the purifying power of their vaginas: This is the prototypical female story, stemming from the original Beauty and the Beast. There’s a reason why they are so … Continue reading