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écrits sur l'amour, les luttes sociales et le karaoké
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Ben oui, je suis encore dans mon kick de lire en français et en voilà un autre qui ne semble pas être dispo en anglais (Well, I'm still on my reading in French kick and here's another one that doesn't seem to be available in English).
It was a quick little collection of essays that were previously published in magazines in which the author talks about various feminist topics such the importance of taking it personal and of fully embracing it, malaise as an appropriate reaction to the current state of things, the notion of exceptional but not revolutionary, and even cyclo-feminism. It covers a lot of ground in not very many pages and in a way that's mostly pretty accessible (at least if you're fluent in French).
In the intro to the book the author talked about how having deadlines forced her to deal with sharing ideas that were not final and about which she was still actively thinking and that was a little too relatable for my liking.
