Die Schule der Frauen. Wie wir die Familie neu erfinden

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Hard truths and new perspectives on the debate about the future of the family and the role of women With very personal experiences of one of the most successful journalists in Germany Contentious and polemic a book that will be talked about Male parent, female parent, the nest, offspring this has been the way of the world since the beginning. It is impossible to escape these basic evolutionary ground rules without suffering the consequences. Nature will have its revenge on modernity. It punishes the unrestrained use of contraceptives with deficits in the social security retirement budget. Women are then put under enormous pressure by a panicked campaign to reproduce, and the emancipated woman falls into disrepute. The equality of men and women is certainly a fine thing, one that should not be rescinded. We need to defend this, even when it doesnt often function in starting a family, for example. With children, modernity starts choking, but without children it chokes as well. We live with this paradox; we need to start dealing with this paradox. This book describes how we can do that. The fact that children bring joy is not subject to debate. We only need to look happiness in the eye. Press ... eloquent, quick-witted, and without any ideological conceit. Sddeutsche Zeitung Iris Radisch has written an important book. Her tone is high but not shrill, and her choice of language is unambiguous and unsparing. She opens up perspectives of surprising clarity. Braunschweiger Zeitung A dynamically written call for the remaking of the family. Die Presse Radischs School of Women is pointedly written with an alert intelligence and feeling, which, with all the soberness of the topic and theseriousness of the author, is in places also a thoroughly light essay on the pitiable emotional condition of our society. literaturanzeiger.de This book is very welcome. Frankfurter Rundschau The author has done something courageous. She sets out to abandon the myth of compatibility without questioning for even a second the achievements of equal rights. Radisch is unsparing in her analysis. It is exactly this bluntness that is the service of this book. The great opportunity it provides is the prospect of reconciliation, a cease-fire, so to speak, and a perspective of needing to develop social and work life models in which not everything is left behind: family, relationships, women, or above all the children. Frankfurter Rundschau The School of Women, from Iris Radisch: for whoever would like to read an amusing, polemical, and truly intelligent book on the current debate about the family. Hessischer Rundfunk Iris Radisch has written a wonderful book, witty and clever. She enters the debate at exactly the right time beyond the usual inflexible fronts. Hessischer Rundfunk Radisch masterfully understands how to allow the various perspectives to appear and at the same time to make a point of view clear that of women. She does not remain static, however, but expands the range to problems of family politics and their possible sociopolitical alternatives for the future. This book applies to everyone: men as well as woman should read it. AVIVA-Berlin She draws a portrait of her generation, critical and sensitive. Eichsttter Familien-Prisma The literature editor of Die Zeit addresses the accepted images of happiness. ] The School of Women is filled with pertinent analyses. With an incisive view, Radisch penetrates the weaknesses in the arguments of the guardians of demography. Die Tagespost Author Iris Radisch, born in 1959, is the literary editor of Die Zeit. She was at one time a reviewer on the televised literary critique program Literary Quartet. Since 2003 she has been on the jury for the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize, and ever since 2006 has moderated the Literaturclub for Swiss television and the 3sat network. The School of Women is her first b

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