Christine R. Godsi: Why Women Have Better Sex in Socialist Societies

Christine R. Godds have lived in Bulgaria and the United Germany, in East Germany, for a long time, and have studied the social impact of political and economic transition from National Socialism to capitalism in Eastern Europe. The book, developed by Goddish's column on New York Times, exposes the flaws of the free market and focuses on how it can do harm especially to women, carefully assessing the history of National Socialism in Eastern Europe in the 20th century. Godd says if we re-examination socialism and borrowed some ideas, and if it was just right, it would lead us to economic independence, better working conditions, better work and domestic harmony, and lead to better sex. This discussion spread around the world, triggering new discourses and re-evaluations of the past, and translated from 10 countries, including former National Socialist states, such as Russia, Germany, Poland, Czechia, and Slovak. Godds start each chapter with an experience they have experienced, and they use interviews and records, various cases and ethnic intellectual and judicial comments to help their readers to read extensively and be interesting. It also attracts readers by presenting pictures and live words of important women who have been known by National Socialism, such as Elena Lagadinoba, Valentina épécova, and Clara Teutkin.

Korean title: 왜 여성은 사회주의사회에서 더 나은 섹스를 하는가

Korean author: 크리스틴 R. 고드시

Korean publisher: 이학사

ISBN-13: 9788961473897