Beguens Theus
Procès des droits de la femme, is the product of longitudinal historical research into the evolution of women’s rights over 100 years of feminist struggles and movements around the world. The text addresses all the relevant issues relating to women’s rights. It portrays two fundamentally contradictory women’s movements: the women’s movement led by aggrieved women fighting for certain preliminary rights, such as the right to food, housing and health; and the feminist movement made up of wealthy, influential and elegant women of great means who, after satisfying their social, economic, cultural, civil and political rights, use their means to defend the right to gender equality. Rejecting the individualistic feminist conception of the sex relationship between men and women, this document serves as a holistic magnifying glass that captures, in this rights process, not only the relationship between men and women, but also the relationship between women and women, between women and men, between men and men - between humans of different social strata.
