7 women who changed the world - Badrak Valentin (9789660352131)

Cleopatra, Joan of Arc, Catherine II, Helena Blavatsky, Maria Sklodowska-Curie, Coco Chanel, Marilyn Monroe. All these women are surprisingly different, and at the same time, they are united by one common quality. They managed not only to surprise the world, but also to affirm the power of the feminine principle, which had embarked on the path of independent influence on the world. They destroyed the traditional and blasphemous stereotype for a woman’s consciousness that a woman must invariably rely on a man to create harmonious, happy conditions for her existence. Many of them used the capabilities of men, but did it so gracefully and with such an inherently feminine taste that they appeared as independent, original and worthy images. They remained women - renegades, independent figures, absolute owners of their own images, even in those cases when they exchanged them for an agreement with influential men. The development of civilization has confronted a woman with a new, dangerous choice: to remain a man’s true friend, or to go her own way to success, competing with her husband and proving her genius in the process of competition.