"On Women's Breasts" is a philosophical treatise by the Austrian writer Johann Georg Klis, who is known for his original thought and non-standard approach to cultural and social phenomena. In his book, he explores the symbolic meaning of women's breasts in society and culture, considering them as an object not only physical, but also symbolic. Kles explores a wide range of topics, from mythology and art to feminism and sexuality, trying to understand the role of female breasts in shaping identity and sociocultural stereotypes. This book challenges readers to reflect on natural and culturally determined notions of femininity and sexuality, and invites discussion and analysis of complex issues of gender identity and sociocultural heritage.