Pink group equality and culture

Powerful women Enri,Judith, Maria, Laura L., Christa, Katerina, Katerina G.

VIRGINIA WOOLF Virginia Woolf is considered one of the most important writers of the 20th century. His narrative technique of the interior monologue and his poetic style stand out as the most important contributions to the modern novel.

The publication of her letters, essays and diaries once deceased, and despite the efforts of her husband to avoid it, have meant a very valuable legacy for both future writers and readers looking for works that go beyond the conventional.

MAREN ADE Despite having directed only three films, this German filmmaker could not be more interesting.

'Between us' (2009), her second film and the first to achieve international fame, is a crude portrait of a young couple and their problems that got the Grand Jury Prize at the Berlin Festival. But if there's one thing you can not miss from Ade, it's 'Toni Erdmann', a delirious comedy about life, family, work and capitalism, which does not stop collecting awards wherever it goes.

MERCÈ RODOREDA Mercè Rodoreda i Gurguí (Barcelona, ​October 10, 1908 Girona, April 13, 1983) was a Catalan writer who received, among other awards, the 1980 Catalan Letters Honor Prize. It is considered the most influential contemporary Catalan language writer, as attested by other authors' references to their work and the international impact, with translations into thirty languages. His production includes all literary genres; Rodoreda cultivated both poetry and theater or the story, although it is especially notable in the novel.

PAULA ORTIZ Ortiz Álvarez classroom (Zaragoza, 8 January 1979) is a director, scriptwriter and producer from Aragon who works at Get in the Pictures Productions and Amapola Films. In addition, she is a professor of the Audiovisual Communication Degree of the University of Barcelona, ​and collaborates with the University of San Jorge de Zaragoza. With her first feature film, From your window to mine, she was nominated for the 2011 Goya Award for best novice director and won the Pilar Miró 2011 award at the Seminci in Valladolid.

AGNĂˆS MARTIN Agnès Martin-Lugand is a French natural novelist from Saint-Malo (1979). She studied psychology but decided to dedicate himself to writing.

Her first novel was published in 2013, Happy People, read and drink coffee, a romantic and self-improvement drama in which the protagonist must build a new life after losing her husband and daughter in an accident. The author uploaded the story to Amazon in 2012 but her success put her in the spotlight of the publishers shortly after.

ISABEL COIXET Isabel Coixet Castillo born in Barcelona on April 9, 1960, is a director of Catalan cinema. He studied Contemporary History at the University of Barcelona and worked as a journalist in the magazine Fotogramas. His fondness for the image made him approach the world of cinema and the world of advertising in which, after a while, he created his own production company.

Years later, he moved to the United States to shoot Things I Never told you (1996). He is a heavyweight in the advertising industry.

She has directed advertisements all over the world and has been creative director of the agency JWT, founder and creative director of the agency Target and the producer Eddie Saeta, obtaining the most prestigious awards for their work in this field.

SIMON de BEAUVOIR Simon de Beauvoir (1908-1986) was a French writer, political activist and most importantly, for us, feminist.

Her book, The Second Sex (1949) is well known amongst ardent book lovers all over the world. Her book is split into two parts, i.e. “Facts and Myths” and “The Lived Experience”. It is famous for breaking new ground in the feminist theory in the 20th century.

Worth reading as it describes the reasons behind women being treated the way they are in society.

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MARY WOLLSTONCRAFT Long before Simon de Beauvoir’s Second Sex, Mary’s Wollostoncraft’s A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, was published (1792).

Mary Wollstoncraft was a proto-feminist and her work was one of the earliest ones on feminist philosophy. In it women there is a argument for women’s education.

Women, she claimed, should be seen as companions, rather that wives to their husbands, as they are the ones responsible for children’s education. It is quite sad that in some parts of the world women still have to fight for their rights to be educated like Malala Yousafzai had to do in 2012.

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THE CONCLUSION

We think that women should play a more important role in this society since we should have the same rights as men. We should value them for the work we do and not for the sex we are.