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Date: 2021-04-25 01:14 pm (UTC)one of the things I admired most about Le Guin is that throughout her career, she would revisit ideas and correct and update her earlier thinking
Yes, me too. From her essays and interviews you could see that she could be quite critical of her own past work, and that ends up being obvious in her fiction as she continually incorporates new understandings. I think it's really valuable that we have this body of work from her that spans a period of time when concepts of gender and feminism were evolving so rapidly, and she was always right there grappling with it.