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Das Problem mit den Frauen

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Können Frauen Genies sein? Oder sind ihre Arme zu kurz und ihre Köpfe zu klein? Warum haben wir im Geschichtsunterricht nur über zwei drei Frauen etwas gelernt? Was haben eigentlich all die anderen früher gemacht?

»Jacky Fleming schaut genau hin – und das muss sie auch, denn sie sind schwer zu finden: Frauen in der Geschichte.« The Guardian

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison W. ★★★★★

It’s rare that a book makes me stop every few pages to think, but this one did exactly that—the way it unpacks why history class only ever mentioned two or three women is both frustrating and eye-opening. The writing is sharp and accessible, not dry academic stuff, so it feels like a conversation ra

Harper B. ★★★★★

This book tackles a question I’d never thought to ask so directly—why so few women are in the history books. The author’s sharp, witty style made me think about my own education in a new light. Definitely a conversation starter for my book club.

Charlotte O. ★★★★★

I was genuinely surprised by how much this book made me think—it's not just a read, it's a full-on reassessment of history. The way it tackles the question of why we only learn about a handful of women in school is both sharp and eye-opening. Definitely worth your time if you're tired of the same ol