Welcome to the Second Apocalypse, Morrigan.
Just started a Philosophy & Gender credit... 'lo and behold the textbook is simply called
Feminism. *Face-Palm*
Can't wait to start arguing with this professor over that one (I walk a real tricky line where I constantly demand that professor's
actually engage their positions - especially in online credits).
Since I've been on vacation and couch surfing for almost a month and a half and having
just moved back to my place up north, the only books I really have on me are the ones that came with me and my textbooks.
So after a trip to the campus library - I rarely frequent libraries now in adulthood as I like owning my books - here is what I'll be mostly reading for the next three weeks (aside textbooks):
Soterion prompted these first few choices based on reading I did in our
New Wave SF thread.
In Defense of Fantasy - Ann Swinfen
Fantasy: The Literature of Subversion - Rosemary Jackson
Metamorphoses of Science Fiction - Darko Suvin
And then truly for the fuck of it:
Platform Oratory and Debate - John Rigg (I'm on an oratory kick right now after reading
Rhetoric for Radicals whilst surfing around - memorizing a bunch of historical speeches for the fun of it; might even join me a Toastmasters' club)
Women Philosophers - Ethel M. Kersey (I had picked this up over a month ago and renewed it while on vacation - though I didn't read it as it was in storage. It will certainly help me in my Philosophy & Gender course - like prof's actually advocate extracurricular reading - but I had originally grabbed it based on the one Women & Bakker thread I engaged in).
Should be fun
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. Can't wait to get my books out of storage as I have a couple choice titles I bought recently that I haven't had a chance to read.