Traité des eunuques

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In the early 18th century, societal perceptions of eunuchs sparked intense debate across Europe. In "Traité des eunuques," Charles Ancillon meticulously explores the intricate roles of eunuchs within various cultures, highlighting their unique positions in both governance and domestic spheres. This scholarly treatise addresses the contentious issue of marriage eligibility for eunuchs, challenging prevailing norms and offering a nuanced perspective on their rights and societal contributions. Ideal for historians and scholars of gender studies, Ancillon's work invites readers to contemplate the complexities of identity and power dynamics in historical contexts. With its rigorous analysis and thought-provoking arguments, "Traité des eunuques" remains a pivotal text for understanding the intersection of gender and society.