And speaking of booklets caustic and irreverent, The Rizzoli was reprinted "He ! Viewed from you " Natalia Aspesi, ironic portrait of prejudices and hypocrisies that revolve around the relationship. Published in the eighties, the book is both an X-ray of contemporary man and a brilliant investigation into the reasons why many women, despite the watershed of the so-called sexual revolution, are bent on finding a stable and lasting relationship. READ the introduction to the new edition of Aspesi, a sharp critique the evolution of feminism and careerism of today's women of a certain category: "I'd completely forgotten, this book written with great casting and My pleasure at a time when feminism had not yet been withdrawn superbly in his learned cloisters (...). Instead, more than thirty years later, it seems to me that only misleading a lot of dust has settled on how we, as women, as men (...) The power of women is always more that way there, the eternal gender, body, and then in a few years youth. The sex becomes more career with the brain, even better both, of course, but the latter is less essential than the first. He saw her, now? Less as a husband, more as a means to get ahead. (...) Women have become too much, all young, all smiling, all briefs to invade the television. Their bodies are always present on the video were deleted from the video itself, the thoughts, ideas, facts, have diminished the perception of femininity, and we returned to the starting point. Her view of him, so conspicuously present and available, offer continuous, in fact counts for nothing. "
Natalia Aspesi, Him! seen by you, BUR 2009 (1st ed. 1980)
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