Discover the contexts of patriarchy with the book The Patriarchs

The Patriarchs is a book by Angela Saini that addresses the topic of patriarchy and how unequal power relations between genders have been formed in different societies throughout history. If you are looking for reading focused on history and social sciences, this book may be an interesting choice for you.

The book offers a popular-scientific perspective on the origins and development of patriarchal structures and draws on findings from history, anthropology, and other humanities disciplines. It focuses on how social norms and institutions have changed over time and what impact that has had on the status of women and men. The text is primarily intended for readers who want to better understand the broader contexts of cultural and historical change.

Why choose this book?

• Topical subject of inequality and power in society in historical context
• Broader context for reflecting on the origins of social norms and traditions
• Popular-scientific approach suitable even for non-specialist readers interested in the humanities
• Suitable for readers interested in history, culture, and social issues
• Thought-provoking regarding how power relations are formed and maintained

Key product features

• A book focused on the topic of patriarchy and its historical roots
• Uses insights from history and social sciences to explain broader contexts
• Suitable for readers interested in history, humanities, and social sciences
• Popular-scientific reading that encourages critical thinking about social structures
• Book (printed publication)