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Why Thaïs d’Escufon Does Not Identify as a Feminist
Thaïs d’Escufon sets out why she rejects the feminist label. She criticizes what she sees as opposition to masculinity, femininity, beauty, and the differences between men and women, while also rejecting a return to an idealized traditional model.
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“What Is a Woman?”: A Documentary at the Heart of Gender Debates
Released in 2022, Matt Walsh’s documentary “What Is a Woman?” questions activists, academics, healthcare professionals and public officials about the definition of the word “woman.” Its conservative and polemical approach forms part of controversies surrounding gender identity, medical transition and the care of minors.
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French Colonialism: Seven Controversial Claims and the Evidence to Consider
Debates over French colonialism often rely on broad claims. This article examines seven frequently made arguments, their assumptions and the precautions needed to address them factually.
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French Colonisation: Rejecting Apologies and the Debate Over Colonial Legacy
The debate over French colonisation sets deeply different readings of history against one another. One school of thought rejects any repentance, viewing apologies as serving contemporary political aims and calling for the colonial past to be separated from current identity issues.
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MGTOW: Why Some Men Choose to Step Away From Relationships With Women
MGTOW, short for “Men Going Their Own Way,” brings together men who choose to limit or reject long-term relationships with women. Part of the manosphere, this movement is based on criticism of feminism, modern relationships, and the risks associated with marriage and divorce. Its responses nevertheless raise many concerns.
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Polyamory: Why This Relationship Model Draws Strong Criticism
Polyamory refers to romantic relationships involving multiple people with the agreement of all participants. Its critics, however, see it as a model that is often unbalanced, liable to conceal emotional suffering, and capable of weakening the monogamous ideal.
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Understanding Women Through Archetypes: the Original, Virile and Ultimate Woman
Guillaume Faye’s typology distinguishes three female archetypes: the original woman, the virile woman and the ultimate woman. This framework proposes observing the dominant aspirations of each while acknowledging that individuals may combine several traits.
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Hypergamy: Understanding the Concept and the Debates It Sparks in Relationships
Hypergamy refers to seeking a partner perceived as superior in social, economic, or physical terms. The concept fuels widely differing interpretations of romantic expectations, monogamy, and relationship stability.
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Thaïs d’Escufon: Why Her Content Has Shifted Toward Male-Female Relationships
Thaïs d’Escufon says she has shifted the focus of her public commentary from identitarian activism to male-female relationships, masculinity, and femininity. She views these subjects as inseparable from her political and civilizational outlook.
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Granada and El Cid: In the Footsteps of a Hero of the Reconquista
Granada brings together traces of the Nasrid period, the conquest of the city by the Catholic Monarchs in 1492, and the memory of the Reconquista. This historical journey also leads to El Cid, Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, a legendary figure of the Iberian Peninsula.
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