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Hey I want to read a lot this summer -- here are the categories-- (Please want across time periods and countries) mythology, classics, modern, psychology, philosophy, feminism/womanism, black diaspora can y'all help me out? 🥺
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Anonymous 1d

Aeneid, odyssey, Paradiso, Purgatorio, Inferno, and Hesiod for mythology/ classics. Baudrillard, Martha Nussbaum, Albert Camus, Virilio, Kroker, Stiegler, and McLuhan for modern philosophy/Psychology. Ain’t I a woman, Sister outside, Women, Race & Class, and Combahee River Collective Statement for black diaspora/feminism.

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Anonymous 1d

Kindred, Parable of the Sower

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Anonymous 1d

Thank you!

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Anonymous 1d

Thank you! 😊

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Anonymous 1d

I am getting really into Celtic and Norse myth rn! It’s super interesting if you haven’t checked it out yet

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Anonymous 1d

Thanks! Will check it out? Do you have book recommendations?

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Anonymous 1d

i read sky full of elephants recently and i think it hits black diaspora and modern!

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Anonymous 5h

What kind of black diaspora are you thinking? Like are you thinking of any specific locations or any specific ethnicities/national identities beyond black?

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

Absolutely, I think most people think of Greek or Roman myths but I found it super interesting to learn some I hadn’t heard a lot about! If you’re looking for Celtic/irish mythology there is the Irish pagan school online and they have a list of genuine Irish authors and direct translations that I’ve read a few from and I’ve read a book called Irish myths and legend that I found at b&n (but I can’t find the author on the book?) and for Norse I’ve read Neil Gaiman’s Norse mythology

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

https://irishpaganschoolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/1971933/episodes/11208597-22-irish-pagan-books-for-your-irish-celtic-paganism Is the link for the IPS recs!

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1d

Wait I thought ain’t I a woman was a sojourner truth poem, is there also a book?

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 1d

Collection of speeches and poems under that name on Amazon.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 23h

Thank you so much !

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 2h

Genuinely anything-- I've never read in the genre before

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