Peak feminine /lit/

[Anonymous No.17449774]

Please, no trolling. What are some good books that deal with feminine (not necessarily female) problems? Or perhaps a feminine perspective on the issues of existence, morality, religion etc.?

[Anonymous No.17449797]

>>17449774
YWNBAW

[Anonymous No.17449804]

>>17449774
Écriture féminine and Laugh of the Medusa by Hélène Cixous

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[Anonymous No.17449819]

>>17449774
Fucking kill yourself you disgusting faggot, you’ll never be female.

[Anonymous No.17449848]

>>17449797
>>17449819
t. low iq beta males who can’t into the feminine psyche

[Anonymous No.17449876]

>>17449774
Betty Friedan

[Anonymous No.17449883]

>>17449774
I don't think there's much difference. I guess you're better off trying to view everything as human philosophy, and only think twice when something strikes you as painfully male.

I feel like I understand most of my femininity from knowing how I differ from most men. I guess when you know how you're also different from women you have the perfect outline of yourself -- and I guess being on /lit/ you also know very well how you differ from some women? It's an individual thing, but I think it's exceedingly individual for intellectual women. Most of them I know don't have any real friends, and they're content with that.

I haven't read any feminine lit. I really dig joanna newsom, though, and she sings about being a woman a lot. Too much of it is about being a woman to a man, but I guess there aren't many words generated when you're a human alone.

"I have got some business out at the edge of town
Candy weighing both of my pockets down
'Til I can hardly stay afloat, from the weight of them
And knowing how the common-folk condemn
What it is I do, to you, to keep you warm
Being a woman, being a woman"

I really hope you didnt mean to ask for domestic lit

[Anonymous No.17450240]

>>17449774
The Neapolitan Quartet by Elena Ferrante
Extra keyed because Ferrante has managed to complain more or less total anonymity. Nobody besides her publisher knows who she is.

[Anonymous No.17450245]

Wuthering Heights

[Anonymous No.17450262]

George Eliot's Middlemarch

[Anonymous No.17450402]

Most literature is written by women and feminine males

[Anonymous No.17450413]

>>17449774

Whore or Hysterical by Nelly Arcand.

[Anonymous No.17450611]

>>17449774
The Harry Potter series.
No, seriously. Harry Potter ranks as amongst the most favourite books of women. Same with the films.

[Anonymous No.17451204]

>Please, no trolling.

[Anonymous No.17451243]

>>17449774
Tale of the Genji

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[Anonymous No.17452663]

>>17449774
Sylvia Plath looks a lot like Wittgenstein

[Anonymous No.17452776]

>>17451524
there used to be a funny clip on youtube about this topic, which ended with footage of a puppet of a monkey playing the drums. Couldn't find it though.

[Anonymous No.17452863]

>>17449774
Bear by Marian Engel.
Unironically.

[Anonymous No.17452892]

>>17452663
I've never seen them in the same room together.

[Anonymous No.17452948]

>>17449774
To the Lighthouse by V Woolf