Foundational feminist argument for education, reason, and dignity in public life.
1759 – 1797 · United Kingdom | 2 books | Popular now: A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
Mary Wollstonecraft writes freedom as a practice of mind. Education, work, and respect are treated as duties to self and society, not luxuries. The prose is plain and brave. Read her to refresh the case for equality without slogan, and to connect private growth with civic health.
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