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Differences amongst men—Intermediate forms and racial anthropology—Comparison of Judaism and femaleness—Judaism as an idea—Antisemitism—Richard Wagner—Similarities between Jews and women—Judaism in science—The Jew not a monad—The Jew and the Englishman—Natureof humour—Humourand satire—The Jewess—Deepest significance of Judaism—Want of faith—The Jew not non-mystical, yet impious—Want of earnestness, and pride—The Jew as opposed to the hero—Judaism and Christianity—Origin of Christianity—Problem of the founders of religion—Christ as the conqueror of the Judaism in Himself—The founders of religions as the greatest of men—Conquest of inherent Judaism necessary for all founders of religion—Judaism and the present time—Judaism, femaleness, culture and humanity

CHAPTER XIV

The idea of humanity, and woman as the match-maker—Goethe-worship—Womanising of man—Virginity and purity—Male origin of these ideas—Failure of woman to understand the erotic—Woman's relation to sexuality—Coitus and love—Woman as the enemy of her own emancipation—Asceticism immoral—Sexual impulse as a want of respect—Problem of the Jew—Problem of the woman—Problem of slavery—Moral relation to women—Man as the opponent of emancipation—Ethical postulates—Two possibilities—The problem of women as the problem of humanity—Subjection of women—Persistence or disappearance of the human race—True ground of the immorality of the sexual impulse—Earthly paternity—Inclusion of women in the conception of humanity—The mother and the education of the human race—Last questions