Reconciliation
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Rehabilitating Sex in the Post-#MeToo Era
Halfway between novel and essay, a plea for the reconciliation of the sexes.
An influencer, a post, a trial. Accused of sexism, he chooses not to defend himself, but to attack. Not women, but certainties. Against his lawyer’s advice, he turns his hearing into a platform: a critique of how sexual poverty is made invisible, a defence of the flesh, a plea for a harmony of desires.
Halfway between novel and essay, Reconciliation combines courtroom suspense with intellectual controversy. From the intimate to the political, from biology to philosophy, it sketches a sensual utopia: the reconciliation of masculinist frustration with feminist egalitarianism, and the redistribution of pleasure as the promise of a more fulfilling life.
A transgressive, well-documented, iconoclastic text, and a salutary one in a post-MeToo world.
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