Notable Women

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I'm a Waldorf High School Humanities teacher with a background in Ancient Greco-Roman History and Religion, and Anthropology. I saw a need for a simple, "one stop shopping" site where Waldorf teachers can find out more information about all the fascinating women who could (and should!) make an appearance in our curriculum. Although I hope the women I profile are inspiring to everyone, I've chosen them specifically with the needs and philosophy of the Waldorf High School curriculum in mind.

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• November 9, 2012 Marie de France, Part 2: Her Gender-Bending Lais (and a Reading/Teaching Guide)

• November 2, 2012 Marie de France: First Author of Courtly Love

• October 18, 2012 Matriarchy: Fact or Fiction?

• October 9, 2012 Malala Yousafzai: Why Inclusion Matters

• October 6, 2012 Perpetua, Part 2: Her Significance (and some fun stuff)

• September 27, 2012 Vibia Perpetua, First Diarist in History, Part 1

• September 20, 2012 Jesus’ Wife

• September 18, 2012 Enheduanna, Part 2: “The Sumerian Shakespeare”

• September 11, 2012 Enheduanna, First Named Author in Human History, Part 1

• September 10, 2012 The Case for Inclusion á la Steiner, Part 2, or, How to Be a Hermaphrodite

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