

Manosphere History - Old School Incels, Fragile Masculinity & Red Pills Galore
Totally Unrelated: History, books & banter among friends by Totally Unrelated
S2 · E8
Nov 19, 2021
01:10:29
Episode notes
Diana and David talk about Otto Weininger, masculinity and the history of misogyny throughout the 19th and early 20th century. Highlights from Weininger's 'Sex and Character', the magnus opus of one of inceldom's least known Founding Fathers.
Sources:
Bram Dijkstra - Idols of Perversity
Otto Weininger - Sex and Character
Françoise Gaillard, Colette Windish - Naked, but Hairy: Women and Misogyny in Fin de Siècle Representations, South Central Review, Volume 29, Number 3, Fall 2012
Misha Kavka - The "Alluring Abyss of Nothingness": Misogyny and (Male) Hysteria in Otto Weininger, New German Critique, No. 66, Special Issue on the Nineteenth Century, Autumn,1995
Music:
Lo-Fi Hip-Hop 03 by WinnieTheMoog
Keywords
vienna
patriarchy
history of misogyny
incels
toxic masculinity
history of sexism
discrimination against women