"A clever, thought-provoking text about the multifaceted feminism of our time" (Sophia Fritz).

More and more women are working in leadership positions, shaping the economy, society, and politics. And yet, they often feel alienated in the spheres of power and within patriarchal role models. Hero, genius, visionary? What if they don't want to be those things? The question of what female power can look like remains unanswered. No wonder, considering that women have been excluded from the traditional spheres of power since antiquity. Eva Thöne illuminates the positive aspects and potential of power and success—self-efficacy, change, and utopia—and asks how feminist, just, and solidarity-based action can become possible. A brilliant and thought-provoking book about the significant gap in feminist discourse.