Sense and Sensibility(Reader)

              Mansfield Park(unabridged)

              ΠερηφάνειακαιΠροκατάληψη(βιβλιοθήκη)

              Pride and Prejudice (Reader)

Bronte, Charlotte. Jane Eyre(Reader)

                   Shirley (unabridged)

Mansfield, Katherine. A Doll’s House & Other Stories (Reader)

                      Collected Short Stories (unabridged)

Woolf, Virginia. A Room of One’s Own and Three Guineas(unabridged)

                 A Haunted House and other stories(unabridged)

                 Mrs Dalloway (unabridged)

                 ΚυρίαΝτάλλογουεϊ

Wuthering Heights 

In the pathway of the sun,
   In the footsteps of the breeze,
 Where the world and sky are one,
   He shall ride the silver seas,
     He shall cut the glittering wave.
 I shall sit at home, and rock;
 Rise, to heed a neighbor's knock;
 Brew my tea, and snip my thread;
 Bleach the linen for my bed.
     They will call him brave.

 

Dorothy Parker  1893 - 1967/Female/American

1.

This is a poem for a woman doing dishes.
 This is a poem for a woman doing dishes.
 It must be repeated.
 It must be repeated,
 again and again,
 again and again,
 because the woman doing dishes
 because the woman doing dishes
 has trouble hearing
 has trouble hearing.

2.

And this is another poem for a woman
 cleaning the floor
 who cannot hear at all.
 Let us have a moment of silence
 for a woman who cleans the floor.

3.
 And here is one more poem
 for the woman at home
 with children.
 You never see her at night.
 Stare at an empty place and imagine her there,
 the woman with children
 because she cannot be here to speak
 for herself,
 and listen
 to what you think
 she might say.

Susan Griffin, poet, essayist, feminist, and general badass

Yuval Noah Harari

PhD in History from the University of Oxford

Lecturer at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem specializing in World History