THE ORIGINS OF HUMAN VIOLENCE - Male Dominance, Ignorance, Religions & Willful Stupidity!

by Boye De Mente

Overview

This book delves into the still primitive nature of the male mindset that results in males having a superiority complex, in being tribal and territorial, and regarding and treating women as inferior creatures...all elements that have prevented cultures from being as humane, as rational, and as fair as they should be. It also exposes the irrationality of all male-made and male dominated religions, and finally it addresses the wilfull stupidity in males that has been necessary for them to continue to prefer and support male-dominated cultures. The inequities and the suffering this has traditionally inflicted on females--and still inflicts most females today--is beyond measure. A rant and a screed, but invaluablde reading for both males and females.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012221827
Publisher:	Phoenix Books / Publishers
Publication date:	02/14/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	106 KB

About the Author

Boyé Lafayette De Mente has been involved with Japan, China, Korea and Mexico since the late 1940s as a member of a U.S. intelligence agency, student, journalist, editor and author working out of Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, Singapore and Mexico City. He is a graduate of Jochi University in Tokyo, and The American Institute for Foreign Trade (in 1953), now Thunderbird School of Global Management, in Glendale, Arizona, USA.

De Mente wrote the first ever books on the Japanese way of doing business (Japanese Etiquette and Ethics in Business in 1959 and How to Do Business in Japan in 1962), and was the first to introduce the now commonly used Japanese terms wa, nemawashi, kaizen, tatemae-honne, shibui, sabi and wabi to the outside business world!

His 70-plus other books run the gamut from language learning to the night-time "pink" trades in Japan, the role of bars, cabarets and geisha houses in business, the sensual nature of Oriental cultures, male-female relations, and understanding and coping with the Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Mexican mindset in business and social situations.

He has also written extensively on the economic, political and social problems confronting Americans.