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En 1793, la escritora de la primera reivindicación de los derechos de la mujer, Olympe de Gouges, fue guillotinada en la actual Place de la Concorde de París. En plena Revolución francesa, de Gouges se convierte en una de las intelectuales más osadas de su tiempo: empuñaba su pluma para escribir tratados, diatribas, ensayos epistolares e incluso teatro abolicionista, enfrentando los incesantes sabotajes de sus pares políticos y literarios.Estos escritos, que ella misma imprimía en ...

Olympe de Gouges, though a well-known historical figure, has not been investigated as a philosopher until quite recently. Yet, many of her writings have philosophical import, whether they are written in the genre of the philosophical treatise, drama or political pamphlets. In the three main sections, the author gives an overview of some of her arguments, showing their originality and their relevance to debates contemporary to her and to us. In the introduction, the author addresses the que...

Olympe de Gouges was the most important fighter for women's rights you've never heard of.An activist and writer in revolutionary Paris, she published 'The Declaration of the Rights of Women' in 1791, and was beheaded two years later, her articulate demands for equality proving too much for their time.Over one hundred and fifty years later, the key statements of her declaration were internationally endorsed by the United Nations in its Declaration on the Elimination of Dis...

Step into the heart of Cuba—where balconies whisper and radios remember.In this enchanting collection of eight bilingual short stories, readers journey through Havana's crumbling buildings, Santiago's corner bodegas, and coastal villages weathered by storms, meeting tailors who stitch peace, barbers who raise butterflies, and widows who light the way forward. Each story is written in authentic Cuban Spanish, with an English translation, full of original, magical realism gr...

Olympe de Gouges has been called illiterate, immoral, and insane while being mentioned solely for her Declaration of the Rights of Woman and [the female] Citizen. This book uncovers her radical views of the self, the family, and the state and accounts for her vision of increasing female agency and decreasing the entitlements of aristocratic males.

Welcome to the world of Carmen Díaz, a retired high school teacher with a sharp eye for detail, a love of good coffee, and a knack for stumbling into mysteries.From the bustling streets of Madrid on New Year's Eve to the shadowed corners of the Alhambra in Granada, seven suspenseful tales unfold across the cities, coastlines, and cultural heartlands of Spain. Each story is told in both Spanish and English, crafted specifically for adult learners of European Spanish, with cultural r...

Ever found yourself freezing up in Spanish conversations?Frustrated by complex grammar rules? You're not alone. Many beginners struggle with these exact issues. What if there was a way to master Spanish without the headache?Introducing "Spanish Tales Unleashed", a revolutionary approach to learning Spanish that breaks down barriers and makes language learning fun and effective.Say goodbye to boring drills and hello to engaging stories! This audiob...

Extrait :Madame,Peu faite au langage que l’on tient aux Rois, je n’emploierai point l’adulation des Courtisans pour vous faire hommagede cette singulière production. Mon but, Madame, est de vous parler franchement ; je n’ai pas attendu pour m’exprimerainsi, l’époque de la Liberté ; je me suis montrée avec la même énergie dans un temps où l’aveuglement des Despotespunissait une si noble audace.Lorsque tout l’Empire vous accusait et vous rendait resp...

Madame,Peu faite au langage que l’on tient aux Rois, je n’emploierai point l’adulation des Courtisans pour vous faire hommagede cette singulière production. Mon but, Madame, est de vous parler franchement ; je n’ai pas attendu pour m’exprimerainsi, l’époque de la Liberté ; je me suis montrée avec la même énergie dans un temps où l’aveuglement des Despotespunissait une si noble audace.Lorsque tout l’Empire vous accusait et vous rendait responsable de ses c...

Olympe de Gouges, 1789'da Erkek Hakları Bildirgesi’ne eşdeğer bir Kadın Hakları Bildirgesi önerdi ve burada tüm erkek ayrıcalıklarının kaldırılması çağrısında bulundu.SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR“Ey erkek, adil olmayı becerebilir misin? Bu soruyu bir kadın soruyor sana! En azından bu hakkını yok sayamazsın onun. Söyle bana, kim verdi sana benim cinsiyetimi ezen egemenlik hakkını? Gücün mü? Yeteneklerin mi? Yaratıcının bilgeliğine başvur; eğer cesaretin varsa yakınlaşmayı ister göründ...

In the small town of Olympic Vista, the biggest secret is waiting for a new kid to find it.Twelve-year-old Adelaide Winter’s life is perfectly normal. In her quiet Pacific Northwest hometown, summer means biking with friends and arguing over comic books and crushes.The secure research and development facility locals call The Link is shrouded in rumours, but the adults assure the children there is nothing to worry about. And adults never lie, do they?

They thought Halloween was over. They were dead wrong.It’s late Fall 1986 in Olympic Vista, and twelve-year-old Adelaide Winter is desperate for a distraction. After surviving supernatural costumes, animal attacks, and the creepy abandoned house, the real horror is back: life at home. But in this strange Pacific Northwest town, a little weirdness is never far away.The new distraction arrives in the form of a spooky rumour: a floating jack-o'-lanter...