Women, creativity, and the arts

Women, creativity, and the arts

by Lucinda Ebersole, Diane Apostolos-Cappadona

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Women seem to have lived in their own reality for centuries. Traditional history acknowledges only a few women who were either connected with eminent men or who somehow sneaked through the system and played important role in political or cultural affairs, and recently even in scientific fields.

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