Phoenix Logan

this is my favorite book. It is the book i compare all other books too and nothing measures up.

it was very interesting! It gave language and theory to a lot of things I’ve been thinking about and feeling. That’s what made it a powerful read for me. That said it was fairly dense, and there were a lot of “what the whole are you trying to say” moments. But overall this book is going to stay with me, and I’m going to use what i learned from it to talk about capitalism and educate myself further.

The style is academic, yet extremely opinionated, which i happen to like. I do feel like some sections could have been condensed, and the book could have been half its size and still given the point across. In general, i was surprised with the understanding and compassion dworkin shows right wing women - that they are making pragmatic choices given systemic sexism.

amazing

Some really gorgeous parts, but lots of it felt fairly ambiguous and hard to picture. Felt like a fever dream which was maybe the point. I liked learning more about antoinette - forever changed my reading of jane eyre (I’m considering it cannon)