Is it worth reading?
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jewess who craved casual sex from a nazi
yeah no
Ignore the trolls, she genuinely has interesting things to say
Your nose is showing, Schlomo
>woman
shut the frick up, homosexuals
No book written by a woman has ever been worth reading.
Yes.
It's great, but hard to capture in a few sentences to sell as a pitch idea. At first, you think she's praising "homosexual faber" (craftsman, performing "work", i.e. making permanent things) over "animal laborans" (proles, performing "labour", i.e. cheeseburgers for momentary consumption), but then in the next chapter she demonstrates that "homosexual faber" is full of shit, too ("what's the use of use?"), and that you should praise the Greeks, because they didn't allow potters and sculpturers to vote.
Is this a kind of Nietzschean approach?
Kinda sorta, but she thinks Nietzsche is overly individualistic, while the point of the Greek polis was to get your βίος (political life, as opposed to ζωή, animal life) to emerge through the inter-communication with others (of equal status, exempt from labour, and perceiving themselves as an endgoal instead of committing themselves to the product of their activities).
But nowadays, instead, we are levelled to the lowest common denominator (everyone is a labourer), and thus we suffer the tyranny of everyone being equally low slaves.
It might be hard to capture in a few sentences to sell as a pitch idea but you did a good job nonetheless.
Finna head to libgen and download an epub copy (no cap fr fr)
I've had enough of these tribal intellectuals, straight into the gas they go.
Yes. Unlike you gays she actually started with the Greeks.
It is a brilliant book. The people saying otherwise either haven't read it, or have read it without understanding it.
What is the best order to read her books?
Yes, it's written by the only female philosopher worthy of the title "honorary male".