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Weininger, Otto 1880-1903: Critical Essay by W. I. Thomas

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SOURCE: A review of Sex and Character, in The American Journal of Sociology, Vol. II, July, 1905-May, 1906, pp. 843-6.

In the following review of Sex and Character, Thomas admits Weininger's genius and calls the book well worth reading for the unique point of view it brings to the discussion of gender, but also points out that it is uneven in quality, concluding that Weininger's treatise is a "remarkable jumble of insane babble and brilliant suggestion."

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