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'''Walter M Gallichan''' was a British journalist who recognized involuntary celibacy as a social problem in his 1915 book ''The Great Unmarried''. | '''Walter M Gallichan''' was a British journalist who recognized involuntary celibacy as a social problem in his 1915 book ''[[The Great Unmarried]]''. | ||
In it, he portrayed "involuntary celibacy" as a issue facing men of the professional classes in the era due to heightened competition in those fields and a high cost of living, but chiefly effecting what he describes as a "vast number of involuntarily celibate women doomed to a lonely, loveless existence and the negation of the right to motherhood". He also claims that the majority of soldiers were involuntary celibates. | In it, he portrayed "involuntary celibacy" as a issue facing men of the professional classes in the era due to heightened competition in those fields and a high cost of living, but he views the phenomena as chiefly effecting what he describes as a "vast number of involuntarily celibate women doomed to a lonely, loveless existence and the negation of the right to motherhood". He also claims in the book that the majority of soldiers were involuntary celibates. | ||
==Other Work== | |||
Other books of his contained strong anti-feminist themes, with provocative titles such as ''Modern Woman and How to Manage Her'', and ''Sexual Apathy and Coldness in Women''. He also authored a book on eugenics entitled ''The Sterilization of the Unfit''. Gallichan advocated in the book (and in many of his writings) for the permanent sterilization of the "mentally degenerate". | |||
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==External Link== | ==External Link== | ||
*[https://archive.org/details/greatunmarried00galluoft/page/n4 The Great Unmarried, by Walter Matthew Gallichan.] | *[https://archive.org/details/greatunmarried00galluoft/page/n4 The Great Unmarried, by Walter Matthew Gallichan.] | ||
*[https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/author/42308 Other Works] | |||
[[category:incelology]] | [[category:incelology]] | ||
[[category:incelists]] | [[category:incelists]] | ||
[[category:trad-cons]] | [[category:trad-cons]] |
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