1. Women's Rights - The Work of Mary Wollstonecraft
... should be treated as companions to their husbands and not just mere wives. Also, Wollstonecraft continued to indicate that educating a woman would eventually help in building the society in the sense that, women could later educate their children. In her book, Mary Wollstonecraft referred to the conservative women as "spaniels"" and "toys"" not because of their innate stupidity and mind limitations ... , but because of the fact that, men have denied them a chance to be educated. In her books Wollstonecraft talks about how women succumb to sensibility. She argues that, women who succumb t...
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