What are some good feminists books /lit/?
read the wiki first before asking for recs
American Psycho.
On Women - Schopenhauer
Oh Nietzsche had some great ideas about women :^)
based Schopenhauer's 'On Women'
he absolutely BTFO roastie whores who only want CHAD dick
"On Women" by Arthur Schopenhauer will blow your mind
He's redpill approved
On Women by Schopenhauer
Try Schopenhauer's On Women. He assert that their inherently inferior and only relies on their festering wombs, because that's all their good for, otherwise their worthless holes
>>7669903
>good feminists books
>s
On Women
>>7669903
arty shopen - on women
>>7670306
>>7670489
>>7670500
>>7670508
>>7670513
>>7670618
>>7670633
>All these Schopenplebs thinking consciousness has a gender
its no wonder 10/10 German students pick Hegel
>>7670680
I'm actually much more of a Hegelian myself, but I couldn't waste the joke opportunity.
>>7670703
I bet most if not all misogynist posting here is done jokingly
>>7670731
I wonder myself.
The Holy Koran.
>>7669903
http://www.cassiepremosteele.com/uploads/2/2/5/1/22517284/the_feminist_philosophy_reader.pdf
Mary Wollstonecraft, Vindication of the Rights of Women (might be good to read her Vindication of the Rights of Man, plus be familiar with Rousseau/Locke/Enlightenment rational self-cultivation and its masculine focus)
Simone de Beauvoir, Second Sex (women as Other)
Camille Paglia, Sexual Personae (women as civilisationally othered Dionysian, men as Apollonian; early reaction against second wave "victim feminism")
Esther Vilar, The Manipulated Man (very polemical reaction against growing cult of second wave victim feminism; on point with Beauvoir's rejection of "femininity" as wilting violet)
Horrific garbage: 1980s "gender feminism" (Joan Wallace Scott not bad; Judith Butler derivative obscurantist idiot)
Modern rejections of third/fourth wave hypervictim feminism: Christina Hoff-Sommers (earlier pre-meme work especially), Wendy McElroy rejecting rape culture boogeyman, "iFeminism" (rejection of communal feminism for individualist/non-pussy feminism), Paglia's late work is good, google "female hypoagency" in relation to ifeminism
bump to attract the madposter
