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Books worth reading for Women’s History Month:
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For Women’s History Month, what’s a good book you’d recommend? Can be nonfiction or fiction!
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Representation of repressed desire using Freudian theory in The psychology of repressed desires in Yukio Mishima’s Thirst for Love (Handique, 2025).
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I love spending my free time reading academic articles I found on the internet.
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@Eternares Have you perhaps read Hélène Cixous’s The Laugh of the Medusa? I believe it’s relevant to this topic.
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@floretide Me too. I love how women writers portray womanhood in such a raw and blatant way, as it really does feel more like that than all the rainbows society has imagined for us.
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@isfahaninfall How they bloom through the sea of greens, like little treasures to be found when you pause and look at the earth around you.
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@loversinmoon @Gezklligheid felt like you need to see this (unless you already did).
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@WhatHoARat To me this novel contains all shapes of anger; the foul, virulent kind; the subtle, venomous kind; the repressed, beaten-down kind. All compressed into a singular destructive force, a hurricane.
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The most interesting work i've encountered in the last few years, stylistically. Very difficult to put down and pick up again because the sentences are so labyrinthine, and make it feel as if the entire novel is told in several expansive breaths.
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Please read this it's got beautiful queer representation and it will break your heart .
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Which underrated book deserves way more attention?
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florence welch onstage with paris paloma at uber arena in berlin. photographed by rin thieme.
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If you are in London, come to the Anti-Colonial Film Club, @anticolonialfilmclub on IG, here’s some programming we’re thinking about doing throughout the year (and lots more!)
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@unblockmekitten 126k likes on an abysmally misogynistic post. Fiona Apple was right.
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