Tag: books
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Minoan Snake Goddess figurines, c. 1600 BCE, Heraklion Archaeological Museum, Crete. “There was a time when divinity had a woman’s face.” – Marija Gimbutas. For millennia, before the rise of kings, priests, and… more ›
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Introduction The twenty-first century has brought both unprecedented freedoms and persistent ambivalence for single women. Legally and structurally, women can now access education, professions, banking, and property without male mediation.… more ›
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Introduction The eighteenth century marked a turning point in the history of single women. Demographic change, urban growth, and the spread of market economies ensured that unmarried women were increasingly… more ›
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Introduction The medieval period (c. 1100–1500) provides the earliest substantial records of single women’s participation in economic life. Unlike married women, who were legally subsumed under the doctrine of coverture,… more ›
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Introduction Aims of the Study This book examines the history of single women from the medieval period to the present, exploring how they have been defined, represented, and positioned within… more ›
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How an 18th-century grifter’s playbook explains today’s politics The Wildman of Boningale In the early 1700s, Britain was plagued by crime, corruption, and the absence of a professional police force.… more ›
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This week, Nigel Farage posted a 12-second video showing burning bin bags on a street in Alum Rock, Birmingham. There was no commentary, no context—just the words: “Britain is broken.… more ›
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Discover 11 essential feminist books exploring women’s rights, empowerment, historical struggles, and gender equality. A must-read list for every feminist reader! Are you looking for the best feminist books to… more ›