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The book captures the multidimensional social justice struggles led by Eastman during the early twentieth century.
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It documents historical efforts aimed at freeing women from traditional sexual castes and establishing true equality.
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The essays emphasize a humane political vision that bridges historical activism with contemporary feminist theory.
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Acclaimed authors praise the collection for restoring an essential, articulate voice to modern human rights literature.
Crystal Eastman on Women & Revolution
Edited by Blanche Wiesen Cook
1978 (Oxford University Press)
70,00 MAD
This collection of short pieces brings together the visionary feminist, socialist, and pacifist writings of Crystal Eastman.
| Format | Grand Format |
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| L’état | Bon état |
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