A spicy conversation between Chizuru Ueno, a pioneer in women's studies, and Reiko Yuyama, a KOL in the cultural field. Written to women who still feel confused "after liberation". Women have long been immersed in the idea of getting married, having children, and starting a family. Even though I finally liberated myself from it, I still don't know where to go next. Feminist scholar Chizuru Ueno and Yuyama Reiko, who came from a musical family but took an unconventional path, combined their own experiences and social reality to share powerful "survival skills" while laughing and scolding around multiple themes such as cultural capital, feminism, sexuality, and aging. Even if the external environment changes and they age, women who do not set limits for themselves can still have a future worth looking forward to.
Reader comments
Money is a tool to achieve the goal and a bridge to the ideal. Economic independence can lead to spiritual independence and true freedom. Although people are creatures that will not stand up and resist no matter how oppressed they are, they are also products of thoughts and judgments. Now that I am thirty years old, I also hope to be like the teacher Reiko Yuyama in the article: I hope to have as much high-concentration time as possible that makes people feel that life is really good before I die.
The dialogue in this book is very interesting! Chizuru Ueno and Reiko Yuyama are like two good friends, sharing their opinions and experiences. The views in the book are both sharp and humorous, and gave me a new understanding of feminism. The topics they discussed were very close to reality, and the "survival skills" they gave were also very practical. I think every woman can find some resonance and inspiration in this book.
Some books need to be read after experience, and this is it.
Optimistic and wise Chizuru likes
This book is like a bottle of wine. The more you taste, the more fragrant it is [give heart] [give heart] [give heart] [give heart] [give heart] [give heart] [give heart]
It is clearly organized and well-founded, with many real-life examples that are very convincing, making it easy to read.
Money is a tool to achieve the goal and a bridge to the ideal. Economic independence can lead to spiritual independence and true freedom. Although people are creatures that will not stand up and resist no matter how oppressed they are, they are also products of thoughts and judgments. Now that I am thirty years old, I also hope to be like the teacher Reiko Yuyama in the article: I hope to have as much high-concentration time as possible that makes people feel that life is really good before I die.
The dialogue in this book is very interesting! Chizuru Ueno and Reiko Yuyama are like two good friends, sharing their opinions and experiences. The views in the book are both sharp and humorous, and gave me a new understanding of feminism. The topics they discussed were very close to reality, and the "survival skills" they gave were also very practical. I think every woman can find some resonance and inspiration in this book.
Some books need to be read after experience, and this is it.
Optimistic and wise Chizuru likes
This book is like a bottle of wine. The more you taste, the more fragrant it is [give heart] [give heart] [give heart] [give heart] [give heart] [give heart] [give heart]
It is clearly organized and well-founded, with many real-life examples that are very convincing, making it easy to read.