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Kara Cooney
ISBN 9781426220883
Rs. 2,320
National Geographic
When Women Ruled the World
Six Queens of Egypt
This riveting paperback delves into the extraordinary lives of six remarkable female pharaohs of ancient Egypt, from Hatshepsut to Cleopatra. It offers a compelling exploration of how these powerful women navigated and dominated a male-dominated society, shedding light on the perceptions of powerful women both in ancient times and today. Why You Should Read? Discover the unique circumstances that allowed women like Hatshepsut, Nefertiti, and Cleopatra to rule as pharaohs in ancient Egypt, a rarity in history. Gain insights into the qualities and strategies these women employed to overcome patriarchal barriers and maintain their power. Explore the benefits Egypt reaped from its progressive approach to female leadership and consider how these lessons might apply to modern society. Engage with a captivating narrative by celebrated Egyptologist Kara Cooney, who brings the stories of these influential women to life with depth and expertise. Reflect on the enduring challenges faced by women in positions of power throughout history and the importance of recognizing and learning from the past.
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