Book by Annie Ernaux The book is so short and strong. It is an autobiographical story that describes the obstacle course of a young student to have an abortion. Annie Ernaux wrote about her experience in 1963. Four years before the legalization of the contraceptive pill and twelve years before…

Sometimes we only read when we have to for lack of anything else. Lack of internet, people to talk to, pleasant situations, expectations. Here this text comes from a similar situation: in the car waiting for some evolution of the situation. I met BIESTA in person at a conference in…

Yesterday I went for the first time in my life to a feminist BOOK CLUB. Very nice and I also found a man! The book selected was: Invisible women — How the lack of data on women is shaping a world made for men The comments revolved around: -wow -lots of information -who…

I’m behind on posts so I make two posts (aka two books) in one. As you know if you read this blog, I’m obsessed with my family’s working-class origins. …

Volevo scrivere un post su un libro bello che ho letto quest’estate. La mia pigrizia nel fare i post è quasi vergognosa. Ecco la storia si questo libro: vedo una puntata in italiano dove l’autrice Laura Pigozzi presenta il testo. Sorelle - Rizzoli Libri Una sorella ci accompagna per tutta la vita: la conosciamo da sempre e il rapporto con le amiche, con i gruppi…rizzoli.rizzolilibri.it Io ascoltavo la televisione insieme ai miei genitori. Il titolo…

I have finished reading the (long) introduction by CUADERNO SPINOZA in the Spanish version. It immersed me in the life of the young Marx who “make do” as he can to become the philosopher that he was. “Spinoza Notebook” is written in 1841 and focuses on the Theological-Political Treatise and the Letters of Baruch Spinoza. It is all about the admiration and the influence that Spinoza’s philosophy had in the maturation of Marx’s philosophical-political reflection.

I start reading this text now. I read it (for various reasons) in Spanish. Maybe I’m wrong but I found this version under my hands. I had never heard of this author in my past as a reader. I found it first mentioned thanks to the philosopher Katherine Hayles. I…

of Adam Kahane I had a hard time separating myself from this book. I first saw it in my sister’s room. I stole it. From Italy, it is in France. For a few years. But I only read it once. In general, remember what one can instinctively know. Also, remember other personal development books. I think I own this book more out of guilt than anything else. In fact, I don’t use the concepts in the book. In fact, I don’t do much to meet the author and the book. Why am I so negative with my “enemies” instead of finding development points?

This book is a time loop. I had already seen the movie “Groundhog Day”: The idea is the same: you are locked in a time trap. This also reminds me of the concept of chronotope. From a forthcoming publication in FRENCH : Analyse de tâches d’apprentissage et pratiques professionnelles en…