Episode · Modern Wisdom · 2023-10-26
Books mentioned on The Broken Promises Of The Sexual Revolution - Mary Eberstadt
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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The Decline of Males
Discussed“I rely here on the work of a sociologist named Lionel Tiger, who wrote a book in 1999 called 'The Decline of Males.' Again, Tiger is not a religious thinker; he even noted his view that religion is toxic.”
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Policies to Address Poverty in America
Discussed“For example, Melissa Carney’s new book, 'The Two-Parent Advantage,' examines this from a policy wonk perspective, lacking substantial ideological biases.”
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Carniepunk
Discussed“I had Melissa Carnie, who wrote 'The Two Parent Advantage,' on recently, and I think her book comes out today, actually.”
Other mentions in this episode (8) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
“well this is why I've spent two books trying to explain these paradoxes books called Adam and Eve after the pill and Adam and Eve after the pill Revisited”
Own book Adam and eve after the pill
“well this is why I've spent two books trying to explain these paradoxes books called Adam and Eve after the pill and Adam and Eve after the pill Revisited”
“The books are called 'Adam and Eve After the Pill' and 'Adam and Eve After the Pill Revisited,' because there is a lot of paradoxical fallout.”
“Since the publication of my first book, 'Adam and Eve After the Pill,' about ten years ago, there has been scant discussion outside religious circles on these matters.”
Own book Adam and eve after the pill
“say 10 years ago when I published my first book Adam and Eve after the pill on this subject there was very little discussion outside religious Circles of these issues”
“Another topic I address in my books is pornography and its impact on human relationships and its relation to the sexual revolution.”
“Again, you don't need to take my word for it; numerous esteemed economists have examined this question and are referenced in the footnotes of my books.”
“It's something I discuss in the footnotes of these books.”