Description

Unveiling the societal crisis fueled by the disintegration of the family, George Gilder's "Men and Marriage" stands as a critical commentary on the burning question: How can society survive this radical shift in male-female relationships? Originally published as "Sexual Suicide" in 1973, this revised and expanded edition examines the deterioration of traditional family structures and the profound impact on societal order. Gilder delves into the consequences of abandoning well-defined sex roles, linking poverty to the breakdown of family units. Offering a concrete plan for rebuilding, he advocates for a return to traditional family values as the key to a productive, healthy, and loving society. As radical feminism continues to shape the modern landscape, "Men and Marriage" becomes an essential guide for understanding and navigating the warlike climate of male-female relationships.