Феминистка третьей волны Наоми Вульф в 1990 году выпустила свой «Миф о красоте», чем вписала себя в историю. Во многом спорная книга (но не такая спорная, как дальнейшие работы авторки) кажется актуальной и сегодня.
До чего может довести «миф о красоте» – читайте в карточке. #НаомиВульф #теориямиссисДэллоуэй
Феминистка третьей волны Наоми Вульф в 1990 году выпустила свой «Миф о красоте», чем вписала себя в историю. Во многом спорная книга (но не такая спорная, как дальнейшие работы авторки) кажется актуальной и сегодня.
До чего может довести «миф о красоте» – читайте в карточке. #НаомиВульф #теориямиссисДэллоуэй
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from jp
