Luise F. Pusch's second book on the critique of men's language contains 12 essays and 22 commentaries from the years 1983-1989, covering topics such as "Women, Language, and AIDS," female officials and women in office, the female cat, the female rat, and the feminist mouse, as well as the concept of "Fraulenzen," pregnancy, and father flight. Additionally, the question of whether gentlemen are glorious and ladies are foolish is settled once and for all.