The unaware and silent power of the women
Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Current Events, Political Science, Government, Local Government, Social Science, Sociology
| Author: | Lucretia Serthra | ISBN: | 1230000253398 |
| Publisher: | CARMELI GIOVANNI REMO | Publication: | July 19, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lucretia Serthra |
| ISBN: | 1230000253398 |
| Publisher: | CARMELI GIOVANNI REMO |
| Publication: | July 19, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The social analysis of the e-book comes from the personal experience of Lucretia Serthra, "Transgender Androgynous" of Tourin - Italy and author of this ebook, therefore, the social observation is both masculine that feminine ; from the daily comparison of the 2 observations has gradually grown the realist substance of the book, in a continuous syllogism...
The ebook, without misogyny and misandry, is an analysis that puts under the spotlights the postulates related to the free-will that women have in society in the management of their image and the consequent power that derived from these prerogatives linked at unexpected social influences...
Lucretia Serthra, exteriorizes and extricates the social conventions with detailed descriptions and examples concerning equal rights and opportunities between gender identity, as well as the countless social contagions that they generate... as for instance the homophobia, the transvestism, and much more... A exposure modern, witty and passionate which, little by little, it evokes the social synergies that are beyond the sensory perception, since they are subtended or unmentionable...
The social analysis of the e-book comes from the personal experience of Lucretia Serthra, "Transgender Androgynous" of Tourin - Italy and author of this ebook, therefore, the social observation is both masculine that feminine ; from the daily comparison of the 2 observations has gradually grown the realist substance of the book, in a continuous syllogism...
The ebook, without misogyny and misandry, is an analysis that puts under the spotlights the postulates related to the free-will that women have in society in the management of their image and the consequent power that derived from these prerogatives linked at unexpected social influences...
Lucretia Serthra, exteriorizes and extricates the social conventions with detailed descriptions and examples concerning equal rights and opportunities between gender identity, as well as the countless social contagions that they generate... as for instance the homophobia, the transvestism, and much more... A exposure modern, witty and passionate which, little by little, it evokes the social synergies that are beyond the sensory perception, since they are subtended or unmentionable...
