23 Bücher aus den letzten fünf Jahren, die jede Frau lesen sollte
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Wie kannst Du, eine junge Frau, es wagen, einen Mann Gottes anzugreifen? This is a text, then, that not only is based on an interesting concept - reading as dangerous - but is educational on many levels. Bücher von Autorinnen, die ich unbedingt weiterempfehlen kann und auch weiterempfehlen möchte.
Wir müssen komplexere Geschichten erzählen: Es reicht nicht, das Leid der Flüchtlinge zu kennen, zu sehen, wie wenig es ihnen gelingt, sich in eine neue Gesellschaft zu integrieren; wir müssen auch wissen, was ihren Stolz verletzt, wonach sie streben und wer die Waffen für die Kriege liefert, vor denen sie fliehen; wir müssen sehen, wer die Verantwortung trägt. Each art piece is accompanied by a 1-page description and context of the work shown, a bit of background info on its creator, and the significance or relation of the piece to the theme involved i. Und der Kurzhaar-Look steht nicht jeder Frau!
Buchmarkt: Jungs lesen mehr - She is also the author of the bestseller weiter leben: Eine Jugend about her childhood in the Third Reich. Wer verzichtet schon gerne auf heissen Sex und Zärtlichkeiten, wenn man gerade keine Beziehung hat?
I received a free copy of this book through Goodreads First Reads. Part art appreciation and part homage to the female reader, Women Who Read Are Dangerous is probably the the most aptly titled book that I've ever read. Who knew that simply picking up a book could be such a subversive act. Women Who I received a free copy of this book through Goodreads First Reads. Part art appreciation and part homage to the female reader, Women Who Read Are Dangerous is probably the the most aptly titled book that I've ever read. Who knew that simply picking up a book frauen lesen be such a subversive act. Women Who Read are Dangerous sums up years of strange thinking about women and books with a dose of humor that I appreciated. Women are too sentimental, too empathetic, too distractable for reading. Women are passive, practically somnolent, consumers of popular culture, never realizing how, with the very books frauen lesen choose, they participate in their own subordination. But such moralizing could not hold up the triumphal march of reading, including- and specifically- female reading. I'm actually feeling pretty well for all the reading that I do. Women who learned to read at that time were considered dangerous. For the woman who reads acquires a space to which she and no one else has access, and together with this she develops an independent sense of frauen lesen furthermore, frauen lesen creates her own view of the world that does not necessarily correspond with that conveyed by tradition, or with that of men. Al this does not yet signify the liberation of women from patriarchal guardianship, but it does push open the door that leads to freedom. When we are reading, we make ourselves unapproachable in a tactful way. Seems obvious, when I consider it, but I had never taken frauen lesen time to do so. Yet there must have been frauen lesen time when the opposite was the case- when reading aloud was the norm, as silent reading is today. Just as today we are surprised if someone utters sounds while reading, and we inwardly seek reasons for this, the same must have happened in the past when someone did not read out loud. Until well into the Middle Ages and in some cases well into modern times, reading consisted of both thinking and speaking, and was above all an act that took place not in separation from the outside world, but at its center, within the social group and under its surveillance. Highly recommended for art enthusiasts and anyone who loves to read, Women Who Read are Dangerous is a lot of fun and a walk on the wild side. It doesn't have the beautiful artwork of this book, but it does contain a lot of information about the history and, sometimes scandalous, back story of children's books and authors. A beautiful book, combined paintings and sketches from different artistic schools and movements, photography, literary quotes and frauen lesen genuine introduction on reading habits and women in history, every painting was accompanied with a half poetic half philosophical description that I found very rich and informative. I was happy to discover new artists, especially Nordic painters, and as a reader I found a great deal of myself between the pages. Sono tutte donne assorte nella lettura, abbandonate ai sensi o tese nella scoperta, o ancora assorte nei pensieri che questa fa nascere, volutamente sole, il libro è stretto tra le mani, avvicinato agli occhi, abbandonato sul grembo, ai piedi del letto, tavolo, poltrona, diventa un oggetto altamente sensuale, collegamento diretto con i loro gusti e desideri, la chiave che consente di chiudersi nel loro mondo di meditazione che diventa, poi, consapevolezza, padronanza e autonomia. Gli osservatori della lettrice — di donne qui si parla, ma allargherei il campo - rimangono osservatori, non sono invitati a condividerne i pensieri, contemplano un mondo chiuso dove sta avvenendo un lavorìo segreto, sia di puro piacere che educativo. Si può solo immaginare, ed è un piacere pensare che siano in molti coloro che rimangono incuriositi e attratti da qualcuno che legge. ¿Viven más peligrosamente que los hombres que escriben. ¿Viven más peligrosamente que las mujeres que se dedican a otras profesiones que podríamos calificar también de riesgo. ¿vivieron peligrosamente en otros tiempos o esto se mantiene hasta hoy. ¿Corren las mujeres escritoras el mismo peligro en las distintas partes del mundo. ¿Viven más peligrosamente que los hombres que escriben. ¿Viven más peligrosamente que las mujeres que se dedican a otras profesiones que podríamos calificar también de riesgo. ¿vivieron peligrosamente en otros tiempos o esto se mantiene hasta hoy. ¿Corren las mujeres escritoras el mismo peligro en las distintas partes del mundo. Eso sí, me ha parecido un poco hipócrita aunque seguramente no es algo voluntario, sino fruto de una larga tradición de la que ni nos damos cuenta el hecho de que reivindique la importancia y supervivencia de las mujeres en un mundo de hombres pero se centre casi exclusivamente en escritoras blancas, occidentales y de un estatus social que, a pesar de que no lo tenían fácil por ser mujeres, les permitía escribir, aunque fuera en privado. Solo el último apartado del libro está dedicado a mujeres que no eran inglesas, norteamericanas o alemanas, y siempre se habla de ellas con un discurso claramente occidental y, en este caso, masculino. Me ha gustado el contenido del libro, las historias sobre las diferentes escritoras de las que se habla, pero no me ha gustado ese intento de reivindicar un discurso femenino pero solo occidental y de cierta clase social. El error de siempre de creer que por ser parte de una minoría mujeres no discriminamos dentro de ese grupo mujeres no occidentales o de otra clase social. Es el único fallo que le he encontrado. Eso sí, frauen lesen se busca una lectura sobre el papel de la mujer occidental dentro del mundo de la literatura, me ha parecido muy ameno y acertado. This lovely book contains over 60 paintings, sketches and photographs of women and girls in the act of reading. The forward by provides the context for this work. With the ability to read, however, there developed new patterns of private behavior that were to threaten the legitimacy of both the Church and secular authorities on a permanent basis. Women who learned to read at that time were considered dangerous. For the woman who reads acquires a space to which she and no one This lovely book contains over 60 paintings, sketches and photographs of women and girls in the act of reading. The forward by provides the context for this work. With the ability to read, however, there developed new patterns of private behavior that were to threaten the legitimacy of both the Church and secular authorities on a permanent basis. Women who learned to read at that time were considered dangerous. For the woman who reads acquires a space to which she and no one else has access, and together with this she develops an independent sense of self-esteem ; furthermore, she creates her own view of the world that does not necessarily correspond with that conveyed by tradition, or with that of men. All this does not yet signify the liberation of women from patriarchal guardianship, but it does push open the door that leads to freedom. Prohibiting written literacy is an idea that has long been used to subordinate and control segments of society. Enslaved Africans in the United States were long denied literacy. Before, during, and following frauen lesen time of the Protestant Reformation, reading the Christian Bible was limited to availability frauen lesen versions in the local language, and few common people were literate. The invention of the printing press Gutenberg in the 15th centuryand translation of the Bible to English Frauen lesen in the 16th century pushed literacy to the middle classes. The idea that access to literacy is empowering, and therefore threatening to the status quo, survives into the 20th century. My ex-husband's mother, who grew up in the interior of the Dominican Republic, could not read and write. My ex-sisters-in-law often chided me for reading, telling me it would cause indigestion. Many of the paintings included were unfamiliar, and it is surprising how many there are. Of the photographs, the most iconic is probably that by Eve Arnold of Marilyn Monroe reading The one included, howeveris not the ubiquitous photograph frauen lesen Monroe reading in a striped top, but a different photograph of her reading in a dress that reveals her famous cleavage. Monroe told Arnold that she kept a copy of the book in her car and had been reading it for a long time. My Joyce group which has read Ulysses multiple times, as well frauen lesen gather monthly to read aloud. The German born author, Bollman, provides some analysis of the paintings, beyond simply describing the context. For example, I wondered about the painting of a 17th century servant reading, but then learned that in Holland at that time, literacy was wide spread. This is a text, then, that not only is based on an interesting concept - reading as dangerous - but is educational on many levels. Tanti quadri, e tutti di donne che leggono. Si comincia con la solita lettura sacra, ma le donne del volume affrontano di tutto: lettere, tomi voluminosi, quotidiani, giornaletti finalizzati al più semplice svago. Tanti quadri, e tutti di donne che leggono. Si comincia con la solita lettura sacra, ma le donne del volume affrontano di tutto: lettere, tomi voluminosi, quotidiani, giornaletti finalizzati al più semplice svago. Credo ci sia un secondo volume là fuori, devo procurarmelo. Kurzer, interessanter Einblick in die künstlerische Auseinandersetzung mit Frauen, die lesen. Da wird eine Auswahl an Gemälden und Fotos besprochen. Ich fand das Vor- und Nachwort echt klasse. Hier ging es um Vermutungen welche Möglichkeiten sich Frauen öffneten, als sie begannen zu lesen. Insgesamt hat mir das Buch aber keine Aha-Erlebnis beschert. Die Texte waren zu kurz, die Auswahl recht willkürlich obwohl es mich frauen lesen hat, dass ich so viele der Bilder schon in echt gesehen habe. Insgesa Kurzer, interessanter Einblick in die künstlerische Auseinandersetzung mit Frauen, die lesen. Da wird eine Auswahl an Gemälden und Fotos besprochen. Ich fand das Vor- und Nachwort echt klasse. Hier ging es um Frauen lesen welche Möglichkeiten sich Frauen öffneten, als sie begannen zu lesen. Insgesamt hat mir das Buch aber keine Aha-Erlebnis beschert. Die Texte waren zu kurz, die Auswahl recht willkürlich obwohl es mich gefreut hat, dass ich so viele der Bilder schon in echt gesehen habe. Insgesamt ein netter Einblick, aber eben auch nicht mehr. Le donne che leggono sono pericolose. Sicuramente più di quelle che non leggono. Fosse solo perché frauen lesen stanno leggendo concentrate il sugo rischia di bruciare. E poi non fu una certa denominata Eva che convinse quel pigro di Adamo a mangiare il frutto dell'albero della conoscenza. Perché Eva lo sapeva che la conoscenza, la consapevolezza era indispensabile per vivere pienamente, ancora prima che il libro fosse inventato. Se era per Adamo eravamo ancora su Si. Le donne che leggono sono pericolose. Sicuramente più di quelle che non leggono. Fosse solo perché se stanno leggendo concentrate il sugo rischia di bruciare. E poi non fu una certa denominata Eva che convinse quel pigro di Adamo a mangiare il frauen lesen dell'albero della conoscenza. Perché Eva lo sapeva che la conoscenza, la consapevolezza era indispensabile per vivere pienamente, ancora frauen lesen che il libro fosse inventato. Se era per Adamo eravamo ancora su di una pianta ottusamente indolenti. Le donne che leggono sono pericolose perché poi pensano. Poi ci sono quelle doppiamente pericolose che oltre che leggere, scrivono. Ma questa é un'altra storia. E non é in questo libro. Le donne che leggono sono pericolose perché sanno. E non gliela conti più su come piacerebbe a tanti. Non stanno più al loro posto. Questo piccolo gioiello di libro ripercorre la storia della lettura al femminile. Per immagini, con opere di svariati artisti nel corso delle epoche, con parole che sono, anche, commento alle immagini. Donne che sono state immortalate nell'atto di leggere. Da sole, nude, vestite, con delle amiche, con dei bambini. In giardino, sul divano, in un letto che é il luogo privilegiato dalle donne per leggere, luogo dell'intimità ma anche dove si nasce va e si morivasu una scomoda sedia, in poltrona. Alla fine la foto di Marilyn Monroe che legge l'Ulisse di Joyce. Splendida in costume da bagno, la bocca corrucciata, concentrata. Veramente proprio, ma proprio bello. Descobri este livro na biblioteca e confesso que foi o seu título que me despertou a minha atenção. Um livro em que afirma no seu título que as mulheres leitoras são perigosas foi algo que não pude deixar de passar ao lado. Este é um livro de não-ficção que mostra, através da arte, a relação da mulher com os livros, frauen lesen longo dos séculos. O livro frauen lesen divido por várias partes, em que o prefácio é-nos contextualizado, a nível histórico, a relação da mulher com a leitura. Todas as outras partes do l Descobri este livro na biblioteca e confesso que foi o seu título que me despertou a minha atenção. Um livro em que afirma no seu título que as mulheres leitoras são perigosas foi algo que não pude deixar de passar ao lado. Este é um livro de não-ficção que mostra, através da arte, a relação da mulher com os livros, ao longo dos séculos. O livro é divido por várias partes, em que o prefácio é-nos contextualizado, a nível histórico, a relação da mulher com a leitura. Todas as outras partes do livro são preenchidas com imagens dos quadros lindíssimos, de pintores conceituados, em que a mulher o livros são os protagonistas principais. O autora faz uma desconstrução interessante sobre cada quadro e sobre a importância do livro para a mulher. É um livro fantástico, mas que soube a pouco. Queria mais explicaçőes a nível histórico sobre a importância do livro para a mulher e as mudanças que isso trouxe, mas também nas desconstruçőes das obras de arte. Contudo, foi um leitura muito boa e sobretudo diferente frauen lesen gostei muito. Combines two of my likes: art and reading. frauen lesen There's something quite intruiging about these reading women. Looking at them makes me almost feel like I'm disturbing a very private affair. They should make a male version of this. Guys who read are hot just because it shows intellect. I'm tempted to buy this book myself. I also would like a painting of myself reading :- Who would have thought that so many artists had painted or photographed women reading. This is a rather lovely coffee table book, with a good introduction and excellent text with each full-page painting reproduction. We're told about women's reading habits, about the movement for all readers from reading aloud being the norm, to it frauen lesen the rarity, and we're told a little about art. The title implies an element that is actually missing from this book. There is nothing dangerous about the women reading here. In fact, quite the opposite. The essays focus on the artists who did the paintings, no danger there either. So really, there is misleading marketing of the book. It is a collection of pretty paintings of mostly anonymous ordinary women sitting around with a book in their hands. It's not like these are photos of Emma Go The title implies an element that is actually missing from this book. There is nothing dangerous about the women reading here. In fact, quite the opposite. The essays focus on the artists who did the paintings, no danger there either. So really, there is misleading marketing of the book. It is a collection of pretty paintings of mostly anonymous ordinary women sitting around with a book in their hands. It's not like these are photos of Emma Goldman or other fiery frauen lesen leading the charge with books in their raised fists. I hate it when publishers concoct these marketing scams. More than anything, this is an art book. The forward by Karen Joy Fowler provides a general overview of the history of frauen lesen who read, while the rest of the book shows artwork that depicts women with books, and a brief commentary and interpretation of the art by, I assume, Stefan Bollmann. I did not always agree with his interpretations, but I loved looking at the art and making up my own stories about the women painted, and how the painting came to be. This 2016 incarnation translates the German title and as soon as I saw it I knew I had to have a look buy it … art and reading … and, with such a title — how could I resist. The forward, written by Karen Joy Fowler, gives the reader an overview of attitudes through the ages on the though of women reading. This 2016 incarnation translates the German title and as soon as I saw it I knew I had to have a look buy it … art and reading … and, with such a title — how could I resist. The forward, written by Karen Joy Fowler, gives the reader an overview of attitudes through the ages on the though of women reading. Should they be permitted, even within the confines of their own imaginations, to be unchaste. Can they be allowed to imagine themselves as men. Is reading, in its inextricable essence, a combative act; the woman so engaged being temporarily self-interested and independent rather than other-directed in an appropriately womanly way. Fowler has her own image of the modern female reader. If paintings are any indication reading for women began to take firm hold in the 17th century and then took root more strongly in the eighteenth. The introduction gives the reader a little more historical background to reading for women and takes us through subjects such as where we read, how we read and, why we read. Then the book moved on to my favorite part — the art depicting the act of women reading. Each painting depicted is accompanied by a brief explanation of the artwork as well as its present location. The text in each section was as interesting as it was informative, most well known artists were well represented as were some lesser known and some, to me, unknown painters. The art ranged from 17th century paintings to 20th century sketching and photography. The book itself frauen lesen beautiful with glossy pages that do the reproductions justice. It was a pleasure just to flip through the pages and look at the art. Le due introduzioni sono decisamente condivisibili specialmente se si è donne e la Bignardi ha sempre quel tocco magico che rende piacevole tutto quello che scrive. L'apparato delle immagini con il commento è poi molto ricco e variegato, spazia nei secoli e nei generi con estrema nonchalance, e fa scoprire dipinti e donne che poco erano noti. Questo libro lo dovrebbero avere tutte le lettrici compulsive, peccato per il prezzo, a mio avvis Estremamente ben curata, è un'opera molto interessante. Le due introduzioni sono decisamente condivisibili specialmente se si è donne e la Bignardi ha sempre quel tocco magico che rende piacevole tutto quello che scrive. L'apparato delle immagini con il commento è poi molto ricco e variegato, spazia nei secoli e nei generi con estrema nonchalance, e fa scoprire dipinti e donne che poco erano noti. Questo libro lo dovrebbero avere tutte le lettrici frauen lesen, peccato per il prezzo, a mio avviso proibitivo. L'idée est originale : une histoire de lecture féminine avec des illustrations analysées. Le texte devient un peu maladroit et lourd par moment. Cependant, les explications sont très claires et l'effet de synthèse assez intéressant. Les images peintures, gravures sont le point fort de l'ouvrage. This collection of art depecting women readers is a coffee table book that is gorgeous to flip through and when you stop and read, has thoughtful analysis. The provocative title points to the book's chronology that shows how portraits of a women reading changed from a symbol of piety to empowerment throughout the centuries; a change that could be described as dangerous by opressors in societyor a success by women today. In her Foreward, Karen Joy Fowler describes the perceived danger when re This collection of art depecting women readers is a coffee table book that is gorgeous to flip through and when you stop and read, has thoughtful analysis. The provocative title points to the book's chronology that shows how portraits of a women reading changed from a symbol of piety to empowerment throughout frauen lesen centuries; a change that could be described as dangerous by opressors in societyor a success by women today. She is not indulging in lewd thoughts. On the other, she is the very picture of idleness. Dinner is not being made. The dishes are not being washed. Should women be permitted to have secret lives. Should they be permitted, even within the confines of their own imaginations, to be unchaste. Can they be allowed to imagine themsleves as men. Historically, these questions about the female reader have raised alarm, and women who read are dangerous, in the sense that through the activity of reading, they can discover a place to think for and be themselves. The painting and photographs that follow show that books are means to explore independent thought, sensuality and sexuality, and the activity of reading allows the female reader time and space of her own. Furthermore, Bellman does not leave out the less serious in his collection. Enjoying a moment of entertainment by picking up a good book in between life's activities is regarded by this book as a reason for women to celebrate. The artwork collected for this book ranged from interesting to odd to truly beautiful. However I would hesitate to recommend it because frankly some of the author's interpretations of the paintings seemed incredibly pretentious and sometimes downright suspect. How could he possibly know what meaning an artist might frauen lesen intended in a work that was painted a hundred years ago, or more. Or know what the model was thinking. Or for that matter what reading may signify to an individual woman, much l The artwork collected for this book ranged from interesting to odd to truly beautiful. However I would hesitate to recommend it because frankly some of the author's interpretations of the paintings seemed incredibly pretentious and sometimes downright suspect. How could he possibly know what meaning an artist might have intended in a work that was painted a hundred years ago, or more. Or know what the model was thinking. Or for that matter what reading may signify to an individual woman, much less to all women in general. Frauen lesen is a book to browse through and enjoy simply for its beauty--read the eye-rolling summaries if you wish but don't say I didn't warn you. The artwork gets 3 stars, the text, 0. This was a gorgeous gift. The visual analysis of each individual painting was in depth and compelling in almost every instance. That's no small feat given the book includes about 50 different paintings, ranging from the 15th c to the 20th. The great foreword by Karen Joy Fowler is a bonus. I would have liked to see more women artists' work represented though; off the top of my head, how about Mary Cassatt Lydia Reading the Frauen lesen Paper, for instance. I appreciated This was a gorgeous gift. The visual analysis of each individual painting was in depth and compelling in almost every instance. That's no small feat given the book includes about 50 different paintings, ranging from the 15th c to the 20th. The great foreword by Karen Joy Fowler is a bonus. I would have liked to see more women artists' work represented though; off the top of my head, how about Mary Cassatt Lydia Reading the Morning Paper, for instance. I appreciated the instances of servants reading but it's a missed opportunity to include images of women of color reading too. Reading by an enslaved woman was probably the most dangerous reading of all. A coffee table art book that compiles images of women reading, in the form of paintings, illustrations and photographs by famous artists throughout the ages. Each art piece is accompanied by a 1-page description and context of the work shown, a bit of background info on its creator, and the significance or relation of the piece to the theme involved i. I enjoyed the purpose of the book, which was fulfilled quite well. Some of the descriptions were frauen lesen bit far-fetched i. Each art piece is accompanied by a 1-page description and context of the work shown, a bit of background info on its creator, and the significance or relation of the piece to frauen lesen theme involved i. I enjoyed the purpose of the book, which was fulfilled quite frauen lesen. Some of the descriptions were a bit far-fetched i. The art showcased in the book was beautifully printed on good quality semi-glossy paper, making browsing them a sheer pleasure. At the beginning and end of the book a few select pieces are enlarged and printed full-page, so you can see the close-up details e. A good book to get for any art lover. Made me yearn for my art history classes in high school. I love reading, I love art, I love history, and I love women - this is a lovely little book to have passed some time with. I only wish there were more paintings included and more essays in this book, and I may now require a visit to an art museum in my immediate future!.
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Als Bürgerin muss ich für Wahrheit und Gerechtigkeit einstehen. In giardino, sul divano, in un letto che é il luogo privilegiato dalle donne per leggere, luogo dell'intimità ma anche dove si nasce va e si moriva , su una scomoda sedia, in poltrona. Fowler has her own image of the modern female reader. At the beginning and end of the book a few select pieces are enlarged and printed full-page, so you can see the close-up details e. Manchmal werde ich als Ikone des Feminismus bezeichnet. Contudo, foi um leitura muito boa e sobretudo diferente que gostei muito. Manchmal werde ich als Aktivistin bezeichnet. I enjoyed the purpose of the book, which was fulfilled quite well. Es herrscht eine grosse Unklarheit.
