
by Tamara Tenenbaum · Seix Barral · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788432237638

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In 'The End of Love', Tamara Tenenbaum explores the affective and sexual customs of the secular world from the perspective of someone raised in an orthodox Jewish community. Through philosophy, feminism, and her own experience, Tenenbaum analyzes the challenges young people face when starting their adult lives. This essay examines what happens when marriage and monogamy cease to be the main objective, proposing a destruction of romantic love to give way to freer and more equitable bonds. From friendship to consent, through motherhood, singleness, polyamory, and the technologies of desire, the author delves into the universe of affections to celebrate a new way of loving.
