stub out Material Girls book review intro

The book isn't out yet, but I know what to expect and know how I want
to open.

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+Title: Book Review: Kathleen Stock's <em>Material Girls: Why Reality Matters for Feminism</em>
+Date: 2021-05-15 05:00
+Category: commentary
+Tags: categorization, sex differences, feminism, review (book)
+Status: draft
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+_Material Girls_ puts me in the awkward position of not knowing how to divide my emotional energy between praising the book, and condemning the state of a world that made this book necessary. The subtitle _sounds_ unduly condescending, the kind of thing that makes you suspect the author of being a blinkered partisan in need of exercising the principle of charity. "Why Reality Matters for Feminism"—oh, so your ideological opponents _don't think reality matters_, huh?
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+But, well—in this case ... yes! They actually don't! It's really creepy! You get the sense that Kathleen Stock would rather be somewhere else—in some other world, doing some other kind of philosophy for lower stakes, like extending her [intentionalist theory of fictional content](https://www.amazon.com/Only-Imagine-Fiction-Interpretation-Imagination-ebook/dp/B0758FWTBL/).
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+just like I would rather be blogging in some other world without [Something to Protect](https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/SGR4GxFK7KmW7ckCB/something-to-protect)