The Life of Saint Teresa of Avila: A Biography by Carlos Eire.Fragmentation and Redemption: Essays on Gender and the Human Body in Medieval Religion by Caroline Walker Bynum.Of Boys and Men: Why the Modern Male Is Struggling, Why It Matters, and What to Do about It by Richard V.Maternal Thinking: Toward a Politics of Peace by Sara Ruddick.
The Autonomy Myth: A Theory Of Dependency by Martha Albertson Fineman.(√) Motherhood, A Confession by Natalie Carnes.I’ve grouped the books for 2023 with the books that are most linked to Other Feminisms at the top, and then no particular order to follow. I don’t know how many I’ll read this year, but I know it will be more than if they weren’t officially on the list, and I look forward to what I’ll discover. I like making this list because it’s always limited to books I already own, and putting them on the list gives me permission to prioritizing them. So, why keep assembling this list, if I expect I won’t get to all the books this year? Or at least, why not make the list shorter? I like to read outside my time, and happily, this year I’m guaranteed to, because I’ve signed up for a reading group through the Catherine Project where we’ll be discussing Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartres by Henry Adams (1904) and The Autumn of the Middle Ages by Johan Huizinga (1919). Nothing earlier than 1950, either, I think (though Goodreads gets this wrong if I read a recent translation of an ancient text sometimes). I read 7/11 of my “to read” books, and 85 books/26k pages across the year. Leah Sargeant on Books I Hope to Read in 2023Ģ022 had the most babies and the fewest books read, both in total, and off of my “to read” list for the year.Edward Powell on The Limits of ‘Common Sense’ Gun Control.David Grenier on The Limits of ‘Common Sense’ Gun Control.Abortion Aleteia America American Interest Arriving at Amen BenOp Bookshelf Breaking Ground bright college years Commonweal covid Data death Deseret dignity and visibility education family Fare Forward feminism fights in good faith First Things forgiveness grace grief illiberalism Institute for Family Studies interdependence Lent marriage medicine Mere Orthodoxy motherhood movies/tv New York Times Plough Popular Culture quest for community sex and sexuality Speaking gigs spiritual life Theater video witness of weakness women Recent Posts
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