/lit/ - Literature

Same as last time ya asked

>>15559382
That's the sexuality of an old pedophile

You could start with this.
Just a handy rule to follow is to keep in mind not everyone is the same. Some women are shit, some men are shit. Some aren't. There's no reason to play statistician

>>12532789
Here

>>12532766
Plato isn't wisdom. You can learn a few things from him, but he isn't wise.

De Beauvoir can teach you a few things ITB though

>>8739771
Here.

The next market is socialist/anarchist women's lit.
Educate as you entertain, both you and yourself.

>>8423922
I haven't read any one history book on it, but most recently I've read and can recommend De Beauvoir and Wollstonecraft

>>8235536
You really ought to read the book. It's not the feminism you've seen on /pol/ or your favourite blogs/vlogs you read/watch to hate.

>>8235700
>Cucked
>By her/your children
No. You failed again.

>>7336319
Nnnnno.

>>7276793
>>7276805
Start with the Greek. (And read between the lines)
You're going to find sexism every-fucking-where. If the character in the myth/legend isn't in it for romance they are not feminine enough for the story. Women are props for the males. The ONLY way they avoid it is by being a "butch", and considered deviant by males. You can only find this in modern tales.

Not picking a favourite.

Still a great book.

>>6970155
Schools, not madrasas.

>>6970159
>Dawkins knows shit about Middle Earth lore
Okay.


OH NO, THE TAPPERS ARE HERE. RUN!

>>6946105
>What book should every heterosexual male read?

>>6488909
>they were essential and respected in their own right.
Barely.

>>6488786
>>6488941
Just read the damn book, anon.
You people get after me for not knowing a book and asking about it...

>>6488947
It was always an irritant.

>>6444141
>A Vindication on the Rights of Women
>The Second Sex
These. Wollstonecraft and De Beauvoir are best

>>6445402
>What is this? /pol/?
Often. The robots too.

>>6291688
There ya go, OP.

>>6291607
Aww. I like you. ;_;

It's complex, but the industrial revolution was a big part of it.

>>5859496
>>5859497
Read it.

>>5361233

>>5354872
>>5354797
Read a book

>>5329788
>Let's assume that you care quite a lot about this person.
Need more criteria

>>5265397
>On topic

The Second Sex, by de Beauvoir
Landmark editions of Herodotus' Histories and Thucydides' The Peloponnesian War, by Robert Strassler
The Ego and its Own, Stirner (Yet to arrive)
Fair Play, Tove Jansson
Rosa Luxemburg, J.P. Nettl
Epicurean Simplicity, Mills

Try to understand them.

>>5230715
Rape fantasies are just varying degrees of play, of course. Some just want to be tied up and have rough sex, others want slapped or get into asphyxiation. I'm not into the BDSM crowd, that's other research.