What are some good books about feminism?

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Check out Hannah Aren't.

>>9592988


Schopenhauer - On Women

I don't know much about him but Nietzsche has a few lines about women in Beyond Good and Evil, like why they get into philosophy, how they relate to truth, etc. Deep stuff bruh but check it out, take it in for a few months and you should get it.

>>9593020
Arendt writes mostly on forgiveness post-holocaust, that's her best imo

Mary Daly's gyn/ecology if you want to get real

>>9593371
Why rec something if it's not on topic and you know nothing about it?

Wish I could stay and weed through what's to come in this thread but I can't, am going to say though if you want to learn about anything use an expert source. That means avoiding male authors' philosophizing on ""women"" or feminism. Try Andrea Dworkin, or Simone De Beauvoir-- household names really so I doubt you made this in good faith

>>9592988
Simone De Beauvoir - le deuxième sexe

>>9592988
Judith Butler - Bodies that Matter