‘The fall of mother-right was a historic defeat for women’
▸ Part of: Pragati Rai Discusses Literature, Reading Habits, and Social Issues in Interview
The author reflects on the profound impact of several books, including Howard Fast's 'Spartacus,' Friedrich Engels' 'The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State,' and Li Zhisui's 'The Private Life of Chairman Mao.' These works influenced the author's understanding of freedom, class struggle, societal structures, and historical figures. The author also discusses Yuval Noah Harari's 'Sapiens' for its narrative of human history and Manu Sharma's 'Krishna Ki Atmakatha' for its portrayal of Krishna as a human hero. The essay highlights how literature connects individuals to the past, present, and their inner lives.
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