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In one way or another, sexuality is the central, contemporary theme of all thought that seeks nowadays to confront head on the entirety of its time. Our approach, in this context, allows for an initially analogical understanding of the world in which we live today. In a modern sense, our approach takes on a mythical allure since it acknowledges not only the possibility for but also, out of respect for its object, the necessity of analyzing the sum of its constitutive parts within the same framework.

G. individuals) and the biggest—our whole world—with respect to our most important problems. In this horizon, sexuality and globalization echo each other. Keywords: feminine; feminism; masculine; psychology; politics; sexuality Bibard, Laurent. Sexuality and Globalization: An Introduction to a Phenomenology of Sexualities. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2014. 0010. 0010   Sexuality and Globalization Three inseparable observations have hereto been made: (1) the contemporary predominance of economics on the intellectual and practical facets of life; (2) man’s expressly “modern” desire to master his environment; and 3) the recognition of sexuality at the center of man’s existence.

1 Recognizing the pressing importance of characterizing the masculine and feminine within man may seem like an untimely exercise at the very least. Yet doing so will permit a better understanding of humanity at a time when differences between the sexes are believed to be insignificant in both man’s ability to understand the world as well as in his quest for leading a fulfilling existence. 0009   Sexuality and Globalization of women’s role in society, culture and education. Before revealing the interaction, burden and crossroads of meaning to which these differences give way, in part by alluding to the past and future intertwining of paganism and Judaism, it is apposite to reveal what is at stake by doing so.