Finding Her in History

Focusing on the historical exclusion of women's narratives, the monograph reviews three key areas: the evolution of family roles since the Paleolithic era, the development of traditional religions that have often marginalized women, and the impact of major wars and national policies on women and girls. It highlights the ironic erasure of historian Willystine Goodsell and argues that the subjugation of women has been justified through various societal structures. The work advocates for a more inclusive historical narrative that recognizes the contributions and experiences of all genders, particularly women and girls.