Mary Wollstonecraft

Mary Wollstonecraft
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Urodzona: 27.04.1759Zmarła: 10.09.1797
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Wołanie o prawa kobiety
2011
Wołanie o prawa kobiety
Mary Wollstonecraft
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2011
A vindication of the rights of woman
1998
A vindication of the rights of woman
Mary Wollstonecraft
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1998
Maria or the wrongs of woman
1994
Maria or the wrongs of woman
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1994

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  • Women are supposed to possess more sensibility, and even humanity, than men, and their strong attachments and instantaneous emotions of comp...

    Women are supposed to possess more sensibility, and even humanity, than men, and their strong attachments and instantaneous emotions of compassion are given as proofs; but the clinging affection of ignorance has seldom anything noble in it, and may mostly be resolved into selfishness, as well as the affection of children and brutes. I have known many weak women whose sensibility was entirely engrossed by their husbands; and as for their humanity, it was very faint indeed, or rather it was only a transient emotion of compassion. Humanity does not consist "in a squeamish ear," says an eminent orator. "It belongs to the mind as well as the nerves".

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