Mahadevi Varma: Saint of Feminism
Married at the age of nine, according to the Hindu tradition, Mahadevi Varma, the poetess, writer, story teller and feminist, chose to spend her...
Natufian Culture
Fifteen thousand years ago, a sedentary population settled in the area of Levant. They started agriculture at “Tel Abu Hureyra” south Syria maybe 13...
A Feminist with Agony: Mariama Bâ
Awarded with “Noma Award for Publishing in Africa” in 1980 for her epistolary novel “Si longue lettre – So long letter”, written in 1979,...
Endangered Cultures and Peoples: Andamanese peoples
The Andamanese are a diverse group of peoples indigenous to the Andaman Islands and part of the territory of the Federal Territory of the...
Endangered Cultures and Peoples: Kalash People
About 6000 people live in the Hindu Kush Mountains in Pakistan,
who are completely different from the rest of the Pakistani people in their genetic...
The Nobel: Goethe
A pioneer, in his early literary life, of “Storm and Stress” literary school, and one of the inventors of Weimar Classism, Johann Wolfgang von...
Endangered Cultures and Peoples: Bodi people
The Bodi tribe
is one of the many tribes that can be found in various African countries, notably Ethiopia. These tribes have their own unique...
The Berber People | a living historical monument
Citing early traces of the Paleolithic period in Yemen, Syria, Palestine, Jordan and Africa, it is worth mentioning the Egyptian influence as it has...
Endangered Cultures and Peoples: Pygmy peoples
The Pygmies are the most famous of the indigenous peoples of Africa;
they are also the most threatened.
This people, recognized by its small size, is...
Native American Women: Strong and Independent
Warriors, builders, farmers, hunters and craftswomen;
these are the roles played by native American women throughout their history. Being a mother is not the only...
