Wings & Dreams: 4 Elements of A New Feminism
English 2013 Edition
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Family Relationships, Relationships, Marriage, Romance, Contemporary
| Author: | Bettina Schmitz / Elisabeth Schafer, Hyun-Kyoung Shin / Maria Isabel Pena Aguado, Introduction by MA Foohs | ISBN: | 1230000108189 |
| Publisher: | Sophia Sirius Publishing | Publication: | February 12, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Bettina Schmitz / Elisabeth Schafer, Hyun-Kyoung Shin / Maria Isabel Pena Aguado, Introduction by MA Foohs |
| ISBN: | 1230000108189 |
| Publisher: | Sophia Sirius Publishing |
| Publication: | February 12, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
There is time now for a definition of a New Feminism, where women and men work together, as they can and should, to resolve the issues raised in history. This book, compiled from 4 Authors, with 4 Essays, will reveal some new thinking for an old challenge in our societies. Available in German, English and Portuguese Editions as well as bi cultural German/English Classic Edition. 33% of Net Profits are contributed to Women's Rights Groups Globally.
A reader of the ebook said this
"The best recommendation I can give “Wings & Dreams: 4 Elements of a New Feminism” is to say that it manages to be intellectual and yet concurrently readable. Most feminist books are either one or the other; occasionally they are neither. “Wings & Dreams” discusses not only a global history of women’s rights both socially and politically, but also how new philosophies must be incorporated into our thinking as we shape the course of future feminism. As a baby boomer and a first wave feminist, I have read countless books on this subject. Some of them have been dry and academic; some were strident and emotional; most are repetitive and, frankly, lacking compassion.
The style of the essays contained in “Wings & Dreams,” however, encompasses none of these standard traits. The information is straightforward and thoughtful. The various points of view are different without being conflicting. Yes, it has a conclusion – that future feminism must include a partnership with men if it is to truly succeed both spiritually and socially. But the authors manage to convey this perspective without becoming preachy. And that is, I believe, what separates this book from past writings. I enjoyed it. By the way, so did my husband. "
Kay L Nonprofit Executive Honolulu, Hawai
There is time now for a definition of a New Feminism, where women and men work together, as they can and should, to resolve the issues raised in history. This book, compiled from 4 Authors, with 4 Essays, will reveal some new thinking for an old challenge in our societies. Available in German, English and Portuguese Editions as well as bi cultural German/English Classic Edition. 33% of Net Profits are contributed to Women's Rights Groups Globally.
A reader of the ebook said this
"The best recommendation I can give “Wings & Dreams: 4 Elements of a New Feminism” is to say that it manages to be intellectual and yet concurrently readable. Most feminist books are either one or the other; occasionally they are neither. “Wings & Dreams” discusses not only a global history of women’s rights both socially and politically, but also how new philosophies must be incorporated into our thinking as we shape the course of future feminism. As a baby boomer and a first wave feminist, I have read countless books on this subject. Some of them have been dry and academic; some were strident and emotional; most are repetitive and, frankly, lacking compassion.
The style of the essays contained in “Wings & Dreams,” however, encompasses none of these standard traits. The information is straightforward and thoughtful. The various points of view are different without being conflicting. Yes, it has a conclusion – that future feminism must include a partnership with men if it is to truly succeed both spiritually and socially. But the authors manage to convey this perspective without becoming preachy. And that is, I believe, what separates this book from past writings. I enjoyed it. By the way, so did my husband. "
Kay L Nonprofit Executive Honolulu, Hawai
