Synopsis
The author of A Chorus of Stones, a nominee for the Pulitzer Prize, explores the connections between the subordination of women and Western views of nature, religion, philosophy, and science, in a lyrical, erudite collection of essays.
About Susan Griffin
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Canadian-born Susan Griffith remained in England after studying at Oxford. She is the author of many of Vacation Work's leading books including "Work Your Way Around the World" and "Teaching English Abroad." Currently she lives in Cambridge with her family.
Published August 1, 1995
by Doubleday.
246 pages
Genres:
Political & Social Sciences.
Non-fiction
