This special issue begins with the keynote speaker’s presentation on Medusa. Following this powerful opening, the issue features presentations that revisit the concept of womanhood through various historical, generic, and theoretical lenses. The titles included in this issue are: • Rewriting Womanhood • Intersectionality and Power Structures • Victorian Womanhood and Literary Rebellion • Silenced, Translated, Erased: Feminist Reading of Literary Power • Witchcraft, Hysteria, and the Silenced Women • Archetypes and Mythical Figures: Feminine Archetypes Reimagined • Woman Across Borders: Language, Gaze, and Identity • Deconstructing Womanhood: Bodies, Borders, and Beliefs • Writing Against Silence • Gendered Visions: Women in Adaptation and Science Fiction Cinema • Women and Power in Shakespeare: Submission, Subversion, and Sovereignty Shaped around themes such as gender, representation, silence, resistance, and identity, these presentations invite the reader to rethink narratives of womanhood through the lens of literature, culture, and the arts.