Widows - A Global History by Mineke Schipper is a thought-provoking exploration of how widowhood has been understood, represented, and lived across cultures and centuries. Drawing on history, tradition, and social attitudes, the book offers readers a wide lens on women’s lives after loss and the customs that have shaped their experiences.
Engaging and deeply researched, this book is ideal for readers interested in social history, gender studies, and cross-cultural perspectives. Widows - A Global History invites reflection on family, identity, and resilience while presenting a compelling global narrative that is both informative and memorable.
