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Could History Become Herstory?
In the heyday of militant feminism, it was popular to say that the word history itself is a sign of how deeply sexism is embedded in the culture. Leaving aside the fact that this pun only works in English and … Click to read more…
| Tags: Anna Magdalena, Antoine Lavoisier, Caroline Herschel, Couples, Euro RSCG, gender, gender equality, herstory, J.S. Bach, Julian of Norwich, male dominance, Marie Lavoisier, Sappho, Sei Shonagon, sexism, Teresa of Avila, The Pillow Book, William Herschel, women in history, writers
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