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Societies fall apart when women become "liberated". Aristophanes, and Euripides both depict this well. Aristophanes illustrated how when given equal political rights, women will impose their mothering nature on society and basically kill it through 'equality'. And Euripides depicted how families would be destroyed by passion and irrationality if women became sexually liberated.

Of course if you read modern literary criticism, everyone tries to argue that their message was the opposite, even though this is so obviously not true. The modern academic is just a mouthpiece of the zeitgeist. Who are some other writers or philosophers who explore the dangers of womens lib?

Aristophanes, and Euripides both depict how societies fall apart when women become "liberated". Aristophanes illustrated how when given equal political rights, women will impose their mothering nature on society and basically kill it through 'equality'. And Euripides depicted how families would be destroyed by passion and irrationality if women became sexually liberated.
Who are some other philosophers who explore the dangers of women's lib?