Here's a link to the article: archive.org/details/Haus...

And a useful summary (in German): geschichtedergegenwart.ch/gender-studi...

Roughly, Hausen argues that post-Enlightenment discourse gave rise to a rigidly domestic essence of femininity, thereby stabilising the public-private distinction along gender lines. The title translates to "Polarisation of 'gender roles': Reflecting the separation of work and family life".

I'm super looking forward to your book, JP! So refreshing to see metanormative theory put to practice

Source: on.ft.com/44emrJv

(2/2) "[...] The warfare among men in war and in peace is the key to the insatiability of the species and to its ensuing practical attitudes, as well as to the categories and methods of scientific intelligence in which nature appears increasingly under the aspect of its most effective exploitation."

(3/3) "... and it’s certainly the most brilliant and rich defense of left-wing ideologies that have been on the rise in the last half-century. And I've benefited from reading Marcuse."

Weirdly, the last sentence is omitted from the transcript.

(2/3) "I think you have to read Marcuse for catastrophic errors in judgment and for a kind of repulsive politics in outcome. There are certain insights that can be salvaged from his work,...

Sorry, my phrasing was imprecise. I should have written: "Among all those who voted in 2025 but who did not vote in 2021 etc."

The numbers match the ones given by the main German broadcaster:
www.tagesschau.de/wahl/archiv/...

Saying you didn't intend the pun when you actually did is not dialectics!