Prashant Yadav
Writing my second. Expect the first draft to be over by March 2017 end.
It is about something I feel very strongly about - the whole gender dynamics. Essentially that human female is the most defenceless female amongst all animals throughout organic evolution - this despite the ideas of justice and fairness which are exclusively human - in the animal world, might is right, strong always eats up the weak. While in human societies, we developed the ideas and mechanisms of justice to prevent precisely that - we take great pains to ensure the weak too get the same dignity and right to life as the strong.
But, despite all this, female Homo sapiens is more abused than female rabbits, and donkeys and tigers and birds and basically any other species. So, is all of that insincere? Is it that all of it is designed to enslave an entire gender - through subtle signals, psychological programming to brutal violence? The question am trying to explore is - is it that the war between genders is over and the women have been defeated and taken as prisoners of war.
It is about something I feel very strongly about - the whole gender dynamics. Essentially that human female is the most defenceless female amongst all animals throughout organic evolution - this despite the ideas of justice and fairness which are exclusively human - in the animal world, might is right, strong always eats up the weak. While in human societies, we developed the ideas and mechanisms of justice to prevent precisely that - we take great pains to ensure the weak too get the same dignity and right to life as the strong.
But, despite all this, female Homo sapiens is more abused than female rabbits, and donkeys and tigers and birds and basically any other species. So, is all of that insincere? Is it that all of it is designed to enslave an entire gender - through subtle signals, psychological programming to brutal violence? The question am trying to explore is - is it that the war between genders is over and the women have been defeated and taken as prisoners of war.
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