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A review by ev1
Radical Intimacy by Sophie K. Rosa
4.0
delivers mostly accessible, bite-size chunks of theory and discussion for a broadening framework on care and intimacy. works incredibly well as a reading list also, there's so many great references in here! i'd probably say this book won't do anything 'new' for you, but will confirm a lot of thoughts you've probably had without realising there's existing theoretical frameworks and movements for them which felt really, really warming and helped me to set those ideas.
small critique; sophie's style makes every paragraph feel like it's going to be the end of a chapter, or a good break-off point which did make the reading experience a little jarring as quite a few times i'd assume we were coming to the end of a particular thought or exploration at the end of the page and ready myself to take a break, only to see furhter expansion.
small critique; sophie's style makes every paragraph feel like it's going to be the end of a chapter, or a good break-off point which did make the reading experience a little jarring as quite a few times i'd assume we were coming to the end of a particular thought or exploration at the end of the page and ready myself to take a break, only to see furhter expansion.