By Arturo Desimone. A review of What Do Men Want? Masculinity and its Discontents by Nina Power While Power strives to communicate her ideas in clear and convincing prose, What Do Men Want? is fraught with contradictions and ideological incoherence. Even as she attempts to vindicate some feminists’ repudiation of 1960s sexual liberation, Power also […]

He saw that our erotic and aggressive instincts are separated by a hair’s breadth.

by Raine Eisler. It is remarkable, that given the fact that much of the bible is based on Canaanite and Mesopotamian myths, that the female divine is absent. Even though the goddess was very important to the Hebrews until the destruction of the second temple.