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u/isron ยท 0 pointsr/AskFeminists

Concerning introductory books, I'm better versed in German literature, but here are two books that might suit you:

  • Laurie Penny: "Meat Market"; A quick and easy read, that gives a nice introduction to objectification and marketing of female bodies.
  • Mimi Marinucci: "Feminism is Queer"; A short introduction to queer feminism, the intersection between feminism and queer theory. A bit more scholarly but still an accessible read.

    And just in case you can read German, I would heavily encourage you to read:

  • Julia Korbik: "Stand Up"; A very comprehensive, accessible and furthermore damn pretty book about not only feminist thought, but also practical feminism.

    If you want a "real" scholarly book, there is incredibly much I could recommend. So if you have a specific area of interest, just ask.

    Personally I'd recommend most books by Judith/Jack Halberstam, I find them to be decently accessible, very relevant to both recent feminism as well as gender theory and with a heavy connection to pop culture, which makes them rather engaging.

    His/her most recent book, might be non-scholarly enough for you. In any case, I would heavily recommend it:

  • Judith/Jack Halberstam: "Gaga Feminism"; An engaging view on pop culture and its interaction with queer narratives, before the backdrop of mainstream society.

    I hope that gives you a decent starting point.