Remarkable refutation of the theory of gender

This is a test with controversy first part of the New Moral Order, second part where the author dismantles point by point gender theory based on recent discoveries in science, including neurological and evolutionists. The third section, meanwhile, paints a bleak picture of contemporary relationships between men and women.

The first part, despite full of interesting topics did not convince me. The thesis of a new moral order is not wrong, but the idea is embedded in an overflow quotes. Moreover, the author connects the new moral order in Hygienism, what seems to me unsound. Finally, the archaic anti-capitalism and the use of Marxist concepts is not what I adhere more with Alain de Benoist.

However, refuting the theory of gender and the last part of the couple man-woman is really a test material model. Benoist is here shown remarkable philosophical and pedagogical talent respectively in distinguishing categories and development of arguments and examples (examples always plenty sourced). Still recognizing some validity to the concept of "gender", he dismantles all the false arguments and, frankly, the kind of nonsense theorists.

Finally, we realize at the end of this test that the theories of gender is based on a very superficial observation of gender relations and sexual identity of both. Above all, the great theorists affabulent on sex and gender as they are unable to make simple distinctions: for example gender confused with simple temperamental differences (be human and be more or less feminine or masculine, being a woman and show themselves to be more masculine or more feminine). On the other hand, they take exceptions, special cases for standards and for the general. They are pathological cases for cases to standardize and generalize. Etc, etc. In short, De Benoist clearly establishes that it is an ideology that takes scientific and moral finery ideology that ultimately rest on any valid basis.

So this is the best refutation of the Gender Theory written in French, moreover without any religious ulterior motives.