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Reconstructing Her-Story: The interdisciplinary method applied to East Asia at the Ewha Global Empowerment Program

ABSTRACT Before male-dominated societies came into being, there were egalitarian societies of peace, matriarchies, in which the mothering female was at the center. These were peaceful: graves from this period did not show weapons, settlements were not walled for defensive reasons and art does not depict weapons. These female oriented societies used a lost language of symbols that were mostly not understood by traditional science. You have to deconstruct His-Story in order to reconstruct Her-Story. An interdisciplinary method is used here to reconstruct and remember this lost language of symbols. Retracing sacred feminine art or ‘Venus Art’ can provide a great leap forward in retrieving women friendly egalitarian cultures. This new Her-Story approach maps the contribution of woman to evolution and brings to an end a male world history without women.