Description
Moving the Mountain Book Description: Charlotte Perkins Gilman is an American sociologist and writer who lived in the late 19th century and early 20th century and made significant contributions to feminist literature. She was also one of the leading humanists and women's rights advocates of her time. In his work, Moving the Mountain, he has created a completely different world for his readers with his feminist perspective and style full of ironies. During an expedition to the Himalayas, John Robertson falls off the rocks and loses his memory. Thirty years later, when he is found by his sister, he is a completely different man. However, during this time, the world has become a completely different place. John, who tries to get to know this different world during his long journey home, will have difficulty keeping up with innovations when he returns to his country. He will later realize that there is actually only one thing underlying all this change: A change in mentality. "Women's awakenings," says Perkins in the utopia he built, is the perspective of the people who ultimately change this world, and it is women who make this happen. The first book of the Women's Country Trilogy, Moving the Mountain, was translated into Turkish for the first time by Cem Publishing House. (From the Promotional Bulletin)