El fin del amor

Born and raised in an Orthodox Jewish community in the heart of Buenos Aires, Tamara Tenenbaum learned the affective and sexual customs of the secular world as an anthropologist who discovers an unknown civilization. Based on her studies in philosophy and feminist militancy, conversations with friends and colleagues, her own experience and even her own body, in this book she reviews the challenges that young people face today at the beginning of their life as adults. The End of Love explores what happens when marriage or monogamous partnering is no longer a vital goal, as it was for our parents and grandparents. From the value of friendship to the culture of consent, through motherhood, singleness, polyamory, open couples and the operation of desire technologies like Tinder, Tenenbaum plunges into the universe of affections to celebrate the end of romantic love and to propose that, from its ashes, come a better love, that makes men and women freer.