Set of 3 books: Modern Studies on Resonant Issues: The Dark Side of the Sexual Revolution. Sad Love. On Meat, Cooking, and the Killing of Animals

The Dark Side of the Sexual Revolution. Rethinking the Era of Erotic Freedom. The harmful consequences that the sexual revolution has brought upon women in the 20th century and into the digital era of the 21st century have grown to colossal proportions. In this provocative study, Louise Perry reveals the dark aspects of the sexual revolution, which, in her opinion, brought liberation more to men than to women. She is not swayed by the fashionable buzzwords of liberal feminism — "freedom" and "equality." Perry defends a new perspective, as it is time to focus on the true interests, desires, and happiness of women. Sad Love. The Romantic Paradox and the Search for Meaning in Life. This book is about real and sometimes sad love, in which there is room for the entire spectrum of human experiences, both positive and negative. The romantic concept of love is aimed at an idealized and often unattainable "happily ever after." It leaves no room for compromise, mistakes, or joint hard work on relationships — everything that makes love worth our efforts. Distorted notions of romanticized love and twisted expectations only make us unhappy and depressed. Philosopher Carrie Jenkins, holder of the 'New Philosophers of the 21st Century' award, offers a new philosophy of love in her book. On Meat, Cooking, and the Killing of Animals. In the 21st century, there has been a rapid increase in interest in vegetarianism and ethical issues concerning animals. Cultural commentator and culinary critic Wyatt Williams wanted to look behind the scenes of our food system. He worked in poultry and beef slaughterhouses, spent time with farmers throughout the Southern US, and learned to hunt. This book presents a document of Wyatt's journey, where personal experience and philosophy are compared with the history of meat-eating and the human-animal relationship.