Tueurs de femmes

About this book

In the early 20th century, Andrée Viollis penned "Tueurs de femmes," an incisive investigative journalistic essay that delves into the societal forces perpetuating the suffering of women. Viollis's work, initially published in a periodical, sheds light on the intricate web of factors that marginalize and oppress women, challenging prevailing public narratives. With a keen eye for detail and a sharp analytical lens, Viollis uncovers the complexities of gender dynamics and power structures, offering a unique perspective on the struggles faced by women during that era. Ideal for students of gender studies and historians exploring early 20th-century social issues, "Tueurs de femmes" remains a compelling and relevant read that continues to spark discussions on gender equality and societal change.

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