#feminist wallpapers

[hyacinthsgrimoire]

[hagumiki]

absolutely fell in love with this story after reading it

[misledmiseries]

domesticity as in feminine horror, mental anguish, placid rage, quiet devastations, idle insanity, growling acquiesce, veiled resentment, and dreams of bloody atonements. 

[augment-techs]

[willowandoakstudios]

“I am no man…you look upon a woman!”

This beautiful holographic vinyl sticker is perfect for your laptop, water bottle, or notebook (or anything, really!). With an elven and earthy design, take the incredible words of Eowyn with you wherever you go <3

[xgirlsareart]

"Her lips, her lips

I could kiss them all day if she'd let me

Her laugh, her laugh

She hates, but I think it's so sexy

She's so beautiful and I tell her everyday"

I think about this song when I remember her, I just hope I have the courage to tell her that one day.

[notchainedtotrauma]

Alice Walker approving of Joanne Rowling ? What a surprise. (Also I know you could have found a transmisogynoirist Black womanist and commented on how their views are parallels. Because even from you, that still feels extremely scorching)

Link here.

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[theredqueenandthebloodwyrm]

Charlotte Perkins Gilman wrote The Yellow Wallpaper in 1892.

"Nobody would believe what an effort it is to do what little I am able,--to dress and entertain, and order things."

It's really such a good story to read. She's (main character) very clearly suffering from depression (postpartum depression in this case, which ends up developing into a psychosis of sorts), which is only made worse by the sexism and medical misogyny of the time.

This is a direct reference to Gilman's own struggles with mental illness which was worsened by her doctor (fuck you, Doctor Silas Weir Mitchell) prescribing her a "rest cure", self-isolating treatment.

Mitchell was entirely interested in the body, not what women had to say about their own symptoms. His signature “rest cure” relied on severe restriction of the body. Patients were kept completely isolated, fed rich, creamy foods and forbidden to do any kind of activity, from reading a book to going on a walk. “Complete submission to the authority of the physician” and enforced rest were seen as part of the cure.

[sunshinesight]

Please vote for my entry in the Spoonflower Conversational Wallpaper Design Challenge: https://www.spoonflower.com/design-challenge/conversational-wallpaper-2024-08/vote

Voting is open until 3pm on 27 August 2024.

my entry: ladies & feminists You don’t need an account to vote, but it requires a captcha.

[savannahjamesauthor]

“It does not do to trust people too much.”

Charlotte Perkins Gilman, The Yellow Wallpaper

[biromanticwritergal]

2023 Pinterest 50 Book Reading Challenge

33. A Book Set in the Future

Herland by Charlotte Perkins Gilman

[persephonethewanderer]

give us gothic literature recs!!!!

here you go anon!

FICTION:

wuthering heights, emily brontë

jane eyre, charlotte brontë

the bloody chamber, angela carter

mathilda, mary shelley

we have always lived in the castle, shirley jackson

the yellow wallpaper, charlotte perkins gilman

rebecca, daphne du maurier

carmilla, sheridan le fanu

dracula, bram stoker

frankenstein, mary shelley

the mill on the floss, george eliot

the orphan's tale, catherynne m. valente

the haunting of hill house, shirley jackson

my cousin rachel, daphne du maurier

the double, fyodor dostoyevsky

the grey woman, elizabeth gaskell

beloved, toni morrison

the fall of the house of usher, edgar allan poe

wise blood, flannery o'connor

white is for witching, helen oyeyemi

wide sargasso sea, jean rhys

our wives under the sea, julia armfield

valerie and her week of wonders, vítězslav nezval

salome, oscar wilde

deathless, catherynne m. valente

piranesi, susanne clarke

picnic at hanging rock, joan lindsay

NON FICTION:

decadent daughters and monstrous mothers: angela carter and european gothic, rebecca munford

the contested castle: gothic novels and the subversion of domestic ideology, kate ferguson ellis

gothic incest: gender, sexuality and transgression, jenny diplacidi

our vampires, ourselves, nina auerbach

the madwoman in the attic, sandra gilbert and susan gubar

a new companion to the gothic, david punter

daughters of the house: modes of the gothic in victorian fiction, alison milbank

women and the gothic, avril horner and sue zlosnik

fairy tale & gothic horror, laura hubner

female gothic histories, diana wallace

women and domestic space in contemporary gothic narratives, andrew hock soon ng

gothic and gender, donna heiland

perils of the night: a feminist study of 19th century gothic, eugenia c. delamotte

the female gothic: new directions, diana wallace and andrew smith

[xgirlsareart]

I write things that i can't say with my mouth

[softcarebears]

SO WHAT I FIRST THOUGHT WAS THAT JOHN AND JENNIE WERE BOTH FUCKING ONE ANOTHER☠😭AND A MAID SAW THEM..BUT THE MAID WAS GONNA TELL THE MAIN CHARACTER SO THEY MURDERED THE MAID AND PUT THE GIRLY BEHIND THE WALLPAPER☠😭🔥i watched too much rotten mango...help😭

literature=yapping

guys i just read the short story yellow wallpaper by charlotte gilman for class...i am so confused but also coming up with so many theories and interpretations...its insane...literature is INSANE😭

[voguefashion]

Carolyn Bessette Kennedy wearing a Prada red coat and boots, walking in New York with husband John F. Kennedy Jr., 1997.

“Carolyn’s red Prada coat is very Prada. The spring 1996 collection was based on a 1960s Formica kitchen print used on tiles, wallpaper, and curtains. The fashion reviews bordered on the acidic-you either loved or hated it. The collection, however, was considered the root to the Prada tree-led by a political feminist designer ques-toning the standard assumptions of beauty and luxury. Carolyn's coat and color was not from the runway collection, but the print was comparable to another runway look, and it was made in John's favorite color: red. The coat is Prada poetry at its best, a mocking wink on what we consider luxury. From every collection going for-ward, Mrs. Prada mixes fantasy and reality. functionality, and eccentricity. Textures, fabrics, embellishments, weights, values, traditions, and concepts are all at the mercy of Mrs. Prada's intellectual eye. Friends of Carolyn's have often said that she was keen to deflect from her beauty, and the house's modus operandi was the perfect conduit for her, as well as its position as the label of the nineties.” - CBK: Carolyn Bessette Kennedy: A Life in Fashion by Sunita Kumar Nair