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I love that this is a question i can seriously on the fediverse.
In Western Europe, it was generally assumed that women were driven by lust in the Medieval period. By the late 1800s, the view had shifted to the idea that men want sex and women do not.
Has anyone traced how that shifted?
I assume the usual culprits (the reformation, enlightenment thinkers, racism, colonization) all were factors
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I love that this is a question i can seriously on the fediverse.
In Western Europe, it was generally assumed that women were driven by lust in the Medieval period. By the late 1800s, the view had shifted to the idea that men want sex and women do not.
Has anyone traced how that shifted?
I assume the usual culprits (the reformation, enlightenment thinkers, racism, colonization) all were factors
@bomkatt maybe @adapalmer knows someone who did work on this?
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I love that this is a question i can seriously on the fediverse.
In Western Europe, it was generally assumed that women were driven by lust in the Medieval period. By the late 1800s, the view had shifted to the idea that men want sex and women do not.
Has anyone traced how that shifted?
I assume the usual culprits (the reformation, enlightenment thinkers, racism, colonization) all were factors
@bomkatt I'm pretty sure I remember this being covered in Eleanor Janega's The Once and Future Sex (which is a very good read).
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I love that this is a question i can seriously on the fediverse.
In Western Europe, it was generally assumed that women were driven by lust in the Medieval period. By the late 1800s, the view had shifted to the idea that men want sex and women do not.
Has anyone traced how that shifted?
I assume the usual culprits (the reformation, enlightenment thinkers, racism, colonization) all were factors
@bomkatt I’ve wondered this for years! And am excited to see what answers pop up.
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@bomkatt I'm pretty sure I remember this being covered in Eleanor Janega's The Once and Future Sex (which is a very good read).
@Fredatron i read that and enjoyed it, but i don't remember that section.
I must have been too busy wanting to punch dead monks for bring sexist asswipes
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@Fredatron i read that and enjoyed it, but i don't remember that section.
I must have been too busy wanting to punch dead monks for bring sexist asswipes
@bomkatt In that case I'm probably wrong and I read it somewhere else. If I remember where I'll let you know!
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@bomkatt In that case I'm probably wrong and I read it somewhere else. If I remember where I'll let you know!
@Fredatron it could gave been me forgetting! I was really mad at those monks
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