
National Geographic #'15/12: Mary - The Most Powerful Woman in the World
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Cyril Aydon's epic historical overview. In an accessible and dynamic way, the author presents the development of human society — from the earliest ancestors, the first civilizations and wars to the modern and global era.
A book by British journalist Damian Thompson defines counterknowledge as false information packaged to appear as fact, warning of a dangerous trend of suppressing empirical science in contemporary society.
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Through myths, fairy tales, and archetypes, psychoanalyst Clarissa Pinkola Estés invites women to connect with the Wild Woman—their repressed, instinctive, creative, and healing nature.
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