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Going to Iran

Going to Iran

Biography & MemoirPolitics & Society
Pages
333
Published
1982
Language
English

Synopsis

In 1979, feminist writer Kate Millett travels to Iran during a pivotal moment of revolution. This memoir captures her observations and experiences as she navigates a rapidly changing society, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of politics, culture, and women's rights during a historic upheaval.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

InformativeReflectiveComplexThought-Provoking
Fish Out of Water

Genres

Biography & Memoir Politics & Society Biography

About the author

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Kate Millett

Kate Millett was a graduate of the University of Minnesota, Oxford University, and Columbia University. A sculptor, essayist, autobiographer, and teacher of literature and philosophy, she was influential in second-wave feminism and also championed the causes of human rights, civil rights, peace and anti-psychiatry.