Esther Vilar
Argentinian-German author and playwright
Born
September 16th, 1935
89 years ago
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Argentina
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Born in Argentina, this author and playwright gained recognition for writings that explore themes of gender roles and societal expectations. Vilar's most notable work, 'The Manipulated Man,' presents a critical view of modern feminism and has been translated into multiple languages. Throughout her career, she contributed to literary discussions on feminism, family dynamics, and personal freedom. She later resided in Germany, where her works continued to provoke thought and discussions.
Wrote 'The Manipulated Man'
Published essays and articles on feminism
Focused on gender roles and societal norms
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