by Rosa Romá · Plaza & Janés · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788401442377
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In 'Woman, Reality and Myth', Rosa Romá explores the social and cultural construction of the female role throughout history. It analyzes how women have been defined in different contexts, from literature to legislation, and how these definitions have affected their personal and professional development. The author invites reflection on the need for a more just and egalitarian society, where women can reach their full potential without being limited by stereotypes and prejudices.
This essay offers a critical and insightful view of the female condition, addressing issues such as motherhood, sexuality and the search for economic independence. Romá challenges social conventions and proposes a new model of conscious and empowered woman.
