Day of Woman: coherent writer
08
Mar
Doris Lessing was an extraordinary writer, having won a Nobel Prize, feminist consciousness in a very
concrete type, Nobel Prize for Literature in 2007 , aged 80 years , and he died in November last year.
Some readings are Prisons we choose to live, which says the current state of humanity, ” this state of affairs is an unconscious reaction of reactionary forces against the forward thrust that delineate the latter centuries in humanity .”
The thesis of the book is that we have a huge amount of information that make us act in this or those ways ” but not used in the improvement of our institutions and consequently of our lives .”
A project from another book is the ” Golden Notebook Project ” a proposal for collaborative reading his book Carnet Gold, where women’s issues in this book are shared by readers , and has become the benchmark in reading collaborative network .
He wrote several books, has a website in his memory hotly fought for women’s rights, but it was never milliner, her sentence that I keep in my mind : ” I can not and will not offend my conscience just to join the fad of the day.”
