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Who it's for · Why people still read it · If you like it, read next
- Who it's for
- For readers of contemporary thought and feminism who enjoy hybrid texts that don't stick to one genre.
- Why people still read it
- Judith Butler called it a monumental work.
If you like it, read next
- Teoría King KongVirginie DespentesA first-person feminist essay that mixes life and theory.
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- Calibán y la bruja.Silvia FedericiA reading of the history of capitalism through the body and gender.
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