Woman in the Nineteenth Century

Length8h 40m

About this book

Summary

"Woman in the Nineteenth Century and Kindred Papers" by Margaret Fuller is a groundbreaking work advocating for women's rights and equality. Published in the 19th century, it explores the roles, conditions, and societal expectations of women, calling for greater opportunities and freedom. Fuller's essays are considered an important contribution to early feminist thought.

Book information

Genre

Politics and Government

Length

8 hrs 40 mins

Publish date

Jan 1, 1855

Language

English

About the Author

Margaret Fuller

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1Title

12Household Nobleness

2Woman In The Nineteenth Century Part 1

13On Books Of Travel

3Woman In The Nineteenth Century Part 2

14Review Of

4Aglauron And Laurie

15Woman's Influence Over The Insane

5The Wrongs Of American Women. The Duty Of American Women

16From A Criticism On Browning's Poems