Joan Smith
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Unfortunately, She was a Nymphomaniac
A New History of Rome's Imperial Women
NOVEDAD!!- Harper Collins USA, 2025
Libro encuadernado en tapa blanda · 304 páginas
PVP: 14,75 €
ISBN 978-0-00-863884-9
EAN 9780008638849
In her hands, ancient history becomes a vivid avenue of approach to a burning modern-world concern a powerful and important book' Daily Telegraph A superb and illuminating history of Imperial Rome's most important women dispelling the myths and misogyny that have distorted their reputations for over 2000 years. Writer, activist and journalist Joan Smith has ...
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Unfortunately, She was a Nymphomaniac
A New History of Rome's Imperial Women
- Harper Collins, 2024
Libro encuadernado en tapa dura
PVP: 32,75 €
ISBN 978-0-00-863880-1
EAN 9780008638801
A superb and illuminating history of Imperial Rome's most important women dispelling the myths and misogyny that have distorted their reputations for over 2000 years. "This book honours its female subjects with the truth in a way only a brilliant story teller can do." Julie Bindell, author, Feminism for Women Writer, activist and journalist Joan ...
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- Harper Collins, 2024
Libro encuadernado en tapa blanda · 272 páginas
PVP: 24,00 €
ISBN 978-0-00-863881-8
EAN 9780008638818
Writer, activist and journalist Joan Smith has worked for years to raise awareness of violence against women and girls. And has been instrumental in bringing the innate misogyny of the police to public attention. Unfortunately, She was a Nymphomaniac, reinterprets the bloody, violent story of imperial women at the hands of (in no particular order) ...
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- Biteback Publishing, 2015
Libro encuadernado en tapa dura · 128 páginas
PVP: 4,99 €
ISBN 978-1-84954-829-8
EAN 9781849548298
When Prince George was just eight weeks old, the Evening Standard declared him to be the most influential person in London'. He couldn't even walk, let alone talk. Yet one day he could become head of state, whether we like it or not.Joan Smith argues that it has become nearly impossible to question the existence ...
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