Prehistorias de mujeressecond-hand

Published by Booket · History and archaeology · ISBN 9788423364800

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An essay on the role of women in prehistoric societies, who have been pushed into the background in the usual account. It asks whether they really were the ones who stayed behind to look after the children, what motherhood and child-rearing were like and when women began to lose power, and it looks at how nineteenth-century archaeology shaped that picture and used it to justify inequality.

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For readers curious about prehistory and about where inequality between men and women comes from; the publisher also presents it as a book about women today.

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