Flora Tristan: the Woman Who Anticipated Unionism and Feminism in the 19th Century
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Flora Tristan was a separate Franco-Peruvian writer at a time when women had few rights. Her work is little known, but influenced many men who read it in her 19th century. Rui Tavares takes us first to Cape Verde to give time to a woman ahead of her time.
Flora Tristan was a separate Franco-Peruvian writer at a time when women had few rights. Her work is little known, but influenced many men who read it in her 19th century. Rui Tavares takes us first to Cape Verde to give time to a woman ahead of her time.
Flora Tristan was a separate Franco-Peruvian writer at a time when women had few rights. Her work is little known, but influenced many men who read it in her 19th century. Rui Tavares takes us first to Cape Verde to give time to a woman ahead of her time.
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