LEONIE SCHÖLER
In the organizer's words:
Stolen women. Women thinkers, researchers, pioneers: The invisible heroines of history
How women made history - and men took the credit. Muse, secretary, wife - there are many names for women whose influence has been erased from history. Men received the accolades and the applause for their achievements.
Historian Leonie Schöler, who imparts historical knowledge in an understandable and entertaining way on her TikTok and Instagram channels, reports in "Stolen Women" on female scientists such as Rosalind Franklin and Lise Meitner, whose achievements, unlike those of their male colleagues, were not recognized. Of female authors who hid behind male pseudonyms. Or of female artists such as Dora Maar and Baya, who were not recognized for their own work,
but were remembered as Picasso's muses.
Leonie Schöler tells their stories. She shows who the women are who have really moved our society forward and illustrates
how important discussions about participation and visibility still are today.
Leonie will be reading live at the KENT Club in September!
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