The NYT piecehttps://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/21/upshot/medicine-family-friendly-profession-women.html …
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By "trad femininity" you're talking Medieval (at the very least) or pre-modern, not Victorian, correct?
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No I’m talking 2019 sense of “trad” which is a reconstructed notion that draws from several historic tropes as well as modern internet enabled life habits. Google/search “tradwife” for both unironic and ironic versions.
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can you elaborate on (1)? I'd happily take the other side of this bet if we could formulate it clearly enough
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Where does the fact that I derive great pride in locking down a job that allows my wife the choice/freedom to stay at home with our two boys rather than sell widgets? My manhood feels strengthened that I've found one of the increasingly rare gigs to afford this freedom.
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I'm not sure how to unpack that emotion I have.
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Ancillary Justice runs parallel and sometimes overlap. Hook: The dominant human culture’s language does not recognize gender and everyone is referred to as “she”. This may have given the book reputation as a “feminist" but it most emphatically is not.
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