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WOMEN IN THE SHOW
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"Lucy", one of the oldest skeletal remains found, narrates the shift from matrilineal to patriarchal societies. She describes a lost paradigm in history that exists buried in all of us, and stresses the urgency for humanity to reconnect to that Vital Re-emerging Paradigm.
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Mileva Maric, mathematician, physicist and Einstein's first wife, who contributed to her husband's Nobel prizewinning work, but was never recognized.
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Four "peripheral visionaries" in science, who questioned the "master cell" concept in genetics, and showed how the periphery of cells also impacts genetics. These women are (clockwise from bottom): Elisabet Sahtouris, Barbara Mc Clintock, Evelyn Fox Keller, and Lyn Margullis.
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"Spyral", painting
by Paca Cruz
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Latin American & Caribbean women include Guadalupe Urbina, a Costa Rican singer; Alda Facio and Paca Cruz on the political dimension of spirituality; Mayan Guatemalan Francisca Alvarez regarding a feminist indigenous cosmovision; Luisa Guadelupe, on the struggles of the small island of Vieques, Puerto Rico; Ana Velades Ortega in Chiapas about the struggle to protect indigenous knowledge and biodiversity, among other women. |
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