Literature Sister Library: Circle Reading Apart Together

Sister Library: Circle Reading Apart Together © HerStory & Goethe-Institut

Wed, 30.06.2021

7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

ONLINE - ZOOM

Read with us! Sappho + Wonder Woman with Saria Saguaro

SUFFERING SAPPHO! Elder Sister Saria Saguaro will be guide to a comparative reading of the poems and fragments of Greek poetess Sappho and the adventures of Wonder Woman.

"Wonder Woman is psychological propaganda for the new type of woman who should, I believe, rule the world. There isn't enough love in the male organism to run this planet peacefully. Woman's body contains twice as many love generating organs and endocrine mechanisms as the male. What the woman lacks is the dominance or self assertive power to put over and enforce her love desires. I have given Wonder Woman this dominant force but have kept her loving, tender, maternal and feminine in every other way. Her bracelets, with which she repels bullets and other murderous weapons, represent the Amazon Princess' submission to Aphrodite, Goddess of Love and Beauty. Her magic lasso, which compels anyone bound by it to obey Wonder Woman and which was given to her by Aphrodite herself, represents woman's love charm and allure by which she compels men and women to do her bidding." - William Moulton Marston 

The Goethe-Institut Bangladesh in partnership with HerStory Foundation will host the event on ZOOM platform.The reading is in Bangla and free and open to all upon registration in HERE.  Contact us at 01774706887 or in email for information or technical support.

THE SISTER LIBRARY powered by female excellence - it is a space to celebrate female creativity. The library holds one thousand works of women writers, artists and zine makers. It is an evolving and generative artwork that engages with an in-depth reflection on the visual and reading cultures of our times. The goal of the project is to bring together readers, to explore literary contributions, showcase artistic quality and celebrate women in the creative world as well as to foster interests and understanding of the accomplishments of female writers and artists
 

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