"La Grande Histoire du Féminisme": A Journey through the Ages of Women's Struggle
From the first suffragettes to the contemporary #MeToo and Time's Up movements, "The Great History of Feminism" offers an in-depth and nuanced exploration of women's relentless quest for equality and recognition.
By Oliventhan Thamilselvan
Feminism: A history of resilience and revolution
Although feminism is often seen as a modern phenomenon, its roots run deep in history. With academic rigour and captivating narrative, this book traces the tumultuous journey of feminism from its earliest beginnings in underground salons to its assertion as a powerful pillar of global socio-political transformation.
Portraits of women: Builders of a movement
"The Great History of Feminism is not just an account of events, but also a vibrant tribute to the extraordinary women who have carried the torch of the movement. It portrays with admiration the lives of these pioneers who, through the ages, have challenged norms, broken chains and paved the way for future generations.
Feminism: the mirror and driving force of society
In reading this book, readers are invited to reflect on the duality of feminism as a reflection of cultural realities and as a major agent of change. How has feminism shaped itself in the face of the changing winds of society, and how has it, in turn, shaped the norms, values and aspirations of people throughout the ages?
Current challenges : Feminism at the crossroads of the digital age
While celebrating the victories of the past, the book does not shy away from contemporary challenges. It sheds light on the new frontiers of the feminist struggle, from equal pay debates to representation in the digital age, and highlights the nuances and complexities of 21st-century feminism.
