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Un relato emocionante, profundo y divertido de la historia de la humanidad en clave femenina. Juana de Arco, Malinche, Sofonisba Anguissola, Mary Wollstonecraft, Victoria Kent, Jane Austen, Marie Curie, Simone Weil o Rosa Parks también estuvieron ahí. Con brillantez y elegancia, Cristina Oñoro construye un fascinante relato que desmonta las narraciones sobre la humanidad y derriba los discursos misóginos heredados. A partir de una maravillosa red de conexiones entre experiencias femeninas, Cristina Oñoro cuenta otra historia del mundo, empleando para ello un sinfín de detalles...

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Desde hace unas décadas, y en especial tras el bicentenario de 1989, la historia de la Revolución Francesa ha sido sometida a una ofensiva revisionista que niega su carácter «social» y que ha creado desconcierto, sin ofrecer una visión alternativa satisfactoria. Este libro de Peter McPhee es la primera historia «postrevisionista» de la Revolución: una nueva interpretación que incorpora las líneas de investigación que se han desarrollado en las últimas décadas: una mejor comprensión de la cultura política, del papel de la mujer y de los orígenes del Terror, y un interés mayor ...