Unfortunately She Was A Nymphomaniac: New History Of Rome&Apos S Imperial Women Joan Smith William Collins Αγγλικά Βιβλία World

\ Pacy Witty And Authoritative\ Jonathan Freedland In Her Hands Ancient History Becomes A Vivid Avenue Of Approach To Burning Modern-World Concern… Powerful Important Book\ Daily Telegraph Superb Illuminating Imperial Rome\ S Most Women – Dispelling The Myths Misogyny That Have Distorted Their Reputations For Over 2000 Years Writer Activist Journalist Joan Smith Has Worked Raise Awareness Violence Against Girls Been Instrumental Bringing Innate Police Public Attention Unfortunately She Was Nymphomaniac Reinterprets Bloody Violent Story Twenty-Three Closely Associated With Julio-Claudian Emperors Rome Fewer Than Half Dozen Them Can Be Said Any Confidence Died Natural Causes These Were Wives Mothers Daughters From Augustus Nero Via ‘Mad’ Relative Caligula They Privileged Time But Lives Overshadowed Dominated Controlled By Men Raped Killed Ripped Apart Children Mostly Airbrushed Brings Extraordinary Tragic Stories Back Into Focus There Are No Nymphomaniacs Here Instead Book Pieces Together Human Showing How Struggled Control At When Both Law Culture Stacked Shared Spirited Inspiring Sometimes Reckless Resistance Male Authority This Not Only Fresh Interpretation Original Texts Also An Understanding What We Know Now About Mechanics Domestic Abuse Way Misrepresented Two Thousand Speaks Volumes Just Origin Persistence Attitudes Continue Blight Women’s Today Σελίδες: 304 Διαστάσεις: 15 9X15 9Cm