The fall of a woman. The second mistake of God

“The woman was the second mistake of God,” wrote Frederick Nitsche (1844-1900), one of the cult philosophers of the XIX-XX centuries. Developing Aristotle"s ideas about a woman as a secondary creature in relation to a man, Nietzsche brought a lot of her own in them: his characteristics of women allow us to consider Nietzsche an antifeminist, but not a feminine.
Pierre -Joseph Proudhon (1809 - 1865), a French philosopher and sociologist, using Hegel"s dialectics to study the bad and good aspects of the female soul, also believed that a woman ceases to be a woman if she is occupied by politics, literature, science, and Worse, wants to become a judge, a prefect, maybe even a gendarme. In his opinion, this means a female fall: emancipated women are disgusting and similar to hermaphrodites.
The topic of the “female fall” was also touched on Cesare Lombroso (1835 - 1909), Italian psychologist and psychiatrist, and August Bebel (1840 - 1913), German thinker and public figure. Lombroso argued that the fall of women, in particular,