The Subjection of Women
ene 2019 · Arcturus Publishing
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"The legal subordination of one sex to the other is wrong itself, and now one of the chief hindrances to human improvement."
In this powerful and revolutionary argument for the equality of the sexes, John Stuart Mill accuses society of wasting the potential of an entire sex. From his vantage point in 19th-century England, he observes that historically women have been treated little better than slaves. Mill discusses marriage, education, and law as the chief obstacles to the progress of humanity.
Eloquently written and passionately argued, The Subjection of Women was a clarion call to progressives everywhere as Mill set out a path toward a more equal society.
In this powerful and revolutionary argument for the equality of the sexes, John Stuart Mill accuses society of wasting the potential of an entire sex. From his vantage point in 19th-century England, he observes that historically women have been treated little better than slaves. Mill discusses marriage, education, and law as the chief obstacles to the progress of humanity.
Eloquently written and passionately argued, The Subjection of Women was a clarion call to progressives everywhere as Mill set out a path toward a more equal society.
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John Stuart Mill (1806-1873) was one of the leading Victorian philosophers, greatly influencing the development of liberalism. He worked for the East India Company between 1823 and 1858, and wrote a number of influential works including On Liberty, Utilitarianism and The Subjection of Women. Between 1865 and 1868 he was an MP, where he was a strong advocate for social reforms and the creation of a more liberal and democratic society.
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