Cassandra Speaks: When Women Are the Storytellers, the Human Story Changes — A Feminist Look at Origin Tales and Myths
Elizabeth Lesser offers a feminist look at origin tales and myths, asking what changes when women become the storytellers. Cassandra Speaks explores how gender shapes the narratives societies use to explain humanity, its beginnings, and its shared experience.
About This Book
Cassandra Speaks examines origin tales and myths through a feminist lens.
Elizabeth Lesser considers how stories change when women are recognized as storytellers and interpreters of human experience.
The book explores the relationship between narrative, gender, and the ways societies understand their beginnings.
It invites readers to consider how a broader range of voices might transform the stories people tell about humanity.
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