The Periodic Table of Feminism offers a comprehensive and engaging narrative about the history of feminism, viewed through the lens of its most influential representatives. This scholarly book highlights the achievements and challenges of the feminist struggle by introducing a variety of international figures, ranging from early pioneers like Mary Wollstonecraft to contemporary voices like Caitlin Moran. With 130 portrayed personalities and additional lists that emphasize significant contributions, the book provides a deep insight into the different waves of feminism and their intercultural connections. The unique illustrations and the structured presentation of the topics make it an informative and inspiring work for anyone interested in social justice and the development of feminist ideas.