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Feminist Writings From Ancient Times To Modern World

FEMINIST WRITINGS FROM ANCIENT TIMES TO MODERN WORLD 2V

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The history of feminism goes much further back than most people imagine. The common images of feminism—protests involving public bra burning or rallies for reproductive rights, for example—only represent very recent Western incarnations of women's rights and a school of thought that extends back through four millennia of human history.

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Entries in Chronological Order.
List of Entries by Region.
Topic Finder.
Introduction.
1: Feminist Writings, 2350 BCE&#x2013;1899;.
2: Poems (c. 2350 BCE).
3: &#x201C;How Should the Woman&#x2019;s Nature Hinder Us?&#x201D; and Other Poems from the Therigatha (c. 600 BCE).
4: Poems (c. 600 BCE).
5: Speech on Taxation Without Representation (c. 42 BCE).
6: &#x201C;Women Received from the Gods the Same Ability to Reason that Men have...&#x201D; (First Century CE).
7: &#x201C;Lessons for Women&#x201D; (First Century CE).
8: From Radegund&#x2019;s Letter to All Area Bishops (c. 560s).
9: An Eighth-Century Female Sufi.
10: Poems (c. 800): Part I.
11: Poems (c. 800): Part II.
12: &#x201C;I Hate Silence when it is a Time for Speaking&#x201D; (c. 800s).
13: Writings of Dhuoda (c. 840s).
14: &#x201C;I Resent the Silk Netted-Gauze Robes that Hide My Lines of Poetry&#x201D; (c. 860).
15: &#x201C;Scorn He Should Not Render at the Writer&#x2019;s Weaker Gender&#x201D; (c. Late 900s).
16: &#x201C;These Five Obstructions&#x201D; (1012).
17: &#x201C;The Fate of Being a Woman&#x201D; (c. 1200).
18: The Book of the City of Ladies (1405).
19: &#x201C;Dialogue on the Equal or Unequal Sin of Adam and Eve&#x201D; (1451) and Other Writings.
20: An Open Letter to the University of Ingolstadt (1523).
21: &#x201C;On the Nobility and Preeminence of the Female Sex&#x201D; (1529).
22: A Woman Calls for Women&#x2019;s Right to Preach (1539).
23: Women Encouraged to Study and Write (1555).
24: Her Protection for Women (1589).
25: Book for the Hour of Recreation (c. 1591).
26: The Worth of Women (1600).
27: The Nobility and Excellence of Women, and the Defects and Vices of Men (1600).
28: A Mouzell for Melastomus (1617).
29: &#x201C;Equality of Men and Women&#x201D; (1622).
30: &#x201C;The Study of Letters Becomes a Christian Woman&#x201D; (1641).
31: The Disenchantments of Love (1647).
32: The Tenth Muse (1650).
33: Paternal Tyranny (1654).
34: &#x201C;Women&#x2019;s Speaking Justified&#x201D; (1666).
35: An Essay to Revive the Antient Education of Gentlewomen (1673).
36: On the Equality of the Two Sexes (1673).
37: Epilogue to the Play, Sir Patient Fancy (1678);.
38: A Sonnet (1692).
39: Duties of a Devoted Wife (Late 1600s).
40: A Serious Proposal to the Ladies (1694) and Some Reflections Upon Marriage (1700).
41: &#x201C;New Reflections on Women&#x201D; (c. 1715&#x2013;1724).
42: &#x201C;La Defensa De Las Mujeres&#x201D; (1726).
43: The Woman&#x2019;s Labour (1739).
44: Discourse on the Physical and Moral Education of Women (1790).
45: &#x201C;On the Equality of the Sexes&#x201D; and Other Writings (c. 1790).
46: &#x201C;On Giving Women the Right of Citizenship&#x201D; (1790).
47: Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen (1791).
48: &#x201C;Women Citizens...&#x201D;(1792).
49: A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792).
50: The Slavery of Women (1797).
51: Strictures on the Modern System of Female Education (1799).
52: &#x201C;Appeasing Radhika&#x201D; (Mid-1700s).
53: Appeal of One Half the Human Race (1825).
54: Fourth of July Speech (1829).
55: &#x201C;Be Sure of God&#x2019;s Truth&#x201D; (1831).
56: &#x201C;Why Sit Ye Here and Die?&#x201D; (1832).
57: &#x201C;Appeals&#x201D; to the Women of America (1836&#x2013;1837).
58: De L&#x2019;Egalit&#x00E9; and Other Writings (1838&#x2013;1841).
59: &#x201C;The Demand for the Emancipation of Woman, Politically and Socially&#x201D; (1843).
60: A Plea for Woman (1843).
61: &#x201C;Why I Mention Women&#x201D; (1843).
62: &#x201C;The Great Lawsuit. Man versus Men. Woman versus Women.&#x201D; (1843).
63: &#x201C;Declaration of Sentiments&#x201D; (1848).
64: Ghazals and a Quotation (c. 1848&#x2013;1850).
65: &#x201C;Electoral Campaign of the Citizen Jeanne Deroin&#x201D; (1849).
66: Thoughts on Self-Culture, Addressed to Women (1850).
67: &#x201C;The Eternal Womanly&#x201D; (1851).
68: Speech at the Second NationaL Woman&#x2019;s Rights Convention (1851).
69: &#x201C;Aren&#x2019;t I a Woman?&#x201D; (1851).
70: &#x201C;Libertad&#x201D; (1852).
71: A Brief Summary... of the Most Important Laws Concerning Women (1854).
72: &#x201C;The Bible and the Woman Question&#x201D; (1857).
73: Female Ministry; or, Woman&#x2019;s Right to Preach the Gospel (1859).
74: Krantijyoti (The Lamp of Revolution) (Mid-1800s).
75: The Woman of the Future (1868).
76: Speech at the Second Congress of the League for Peace and Freedom (1868).
77: The Subjection of Women (1869).
78: &#x201C;The Education of Women&#x201D; (1873).
79: My Life (1876).
80: &#x201C;The Emancipation of Women&#x201D; (1876).
81: &#x201C;Why Women Desire the Franchise&#x201D; (1877).
82: A Letter to the Governmental Authorities (1878).
83: The Journal of a Young Artist (1878&#x2013;1879).
84: &#x201C;Women! You are Going to Take Our Places!&#x201D; (1881).
85: A Comparison of Men and Women (1882).
86: &#x201C;Daughters in Boxes&#x201D; (1883).
87: The Origin of the Family, Private Property, and the State (1884).
88: The High Caste Hindu Woman (1887).
89: &#x201C;Women&#x2019;s Emancipati on is Basically a Question of Women&#x2019;s Work&#x201D; (1889).
90: &#x201C;Women&#x2019;s Suffrage&#x201D; (1889).
91: &#x201C;Equality of Rights&#x201D; (1890).
92: &#x201C;The Monopoly of Man&#x201D; (1890).
93: &#x201C;Woman in the Family, the Town, and the State&#x201D; (1890).
94: &#x201C;Fair and Equal Treatment&#x201D; (1891).
95: &#x201C;A Mother&#x2019;s Word on the Woman Question&#x201D; (1892).
96: &#x201C;The Status of Woman in America&#x201D; (1892).
97: &#x201C;Is it Right?&#x201D; (1892).
98: Socialism and Sexualism (1893).
99: Woman, Church and State (1893).
100: &#x201C;Christian Feminism&#x201D; (1897).
101: &#x201C;Women&#x2019;s Emancipation&#x201D; (1897).
102: &#x201C;The Progress of Colored Women&#x201D; (1898).
103: Women and Economics (1898).
104: The Liberation of Women (1899).
105: &#x201C;Man and Woman are Equal in Rights and Duties&#x201D; (c. 1890s).
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Entries in Chronological Order.
List of Entries by Region.
Topic Finder.
1: Feminist Writings,1900&#x2013;2009.
2: &#x201C;What Do We Want?&#x201D; (1900).
3: Letters on Women&#x2019;s Education (1900&#x2013;1901).
4: Writings (1901&#x2013;1907).
5: &#x201C;Women of the Philippines&#x201D; (1902).
6: Presidential Address, International Council of Women (1904).
7: A Survey of the Woman Problem (1905).
8: Portuguese Women (1905).
9: &#x201C;Sultana&#x2019;s Dream&#x201D; (1905).
10: Poems and Speeches (c. 1905&#x2013;1918).
11: Love and Marriage (1905).
12: &#x201C;The Great Victory in Finland&#x201D; (1906).
13: &#x201C;A Song: Promoting Women&#x2019;s Rights&#x201D; (1906).
14: Speech to the Women&#x2019;s World (1907).
15: Union of Women (1907).
16: Feminism (1907).
17: &#x201C;The Economic Dependence of Husbands&#x201D; (1907).
18: &#x201C;The Women&#x2019;s Suffrage Movement Among Trade Unionists&#x201D; (1907).
19: Writings on the Woman Question (c. 1908).
20: &#x201C;The Women&#x2019;s Movement and the Attitude of the Parties to it&#x201D; (1908).
21: Writings and Speeches (c. 1908&#x2013;1915).
22: Woman Suffrage in Australia (1908).
23: &#x201C;Feminist Strategy&#x201D; (1908).
24: &#x201C;If I Had the Right to Legislate&#x201D; (1909).
25: A Call to the Women of Ireland (1909).
26: Marriage as a Trade (1909).
27: Woman and Labour (1911).
28: Mi Opini&#x00F3;n (1911).
29: &#x201C;Broken Windows&#x201D; (1912).
30: The Future of the Women&#x2019;s Movement (1913).
31: &#x201C;To the Women of the World&#x201D; (1913).
32: In Times Like These (1915).
33: New Women&#x2019;s Association (1919).
34: &#x201C;Resolutions of the Zurich Conference&#x201D; (1919).
35: &#x201C;The Difference Between Men and Women and Their Capacities for Work&#x201D; (1920).
36: &#x201C;Now We Can Begin&#x201D; (1920).
37: &#x201C;Women&#x2019;s Careers&#x201D; (1922).
38: Khaterat (Memoirs) (1924?).
39: Memories: My Life as an International Leader in Health, Suffrage, and Peace (1924).
40: &#x201C;The Case for Birth Control&#x201D; (1924).
41: &#x201C;The Woman in Democracy&#x201D; (1924?).
42: &#x201C;The Old and the New Feminism&#x201D; (1925).
43: &#x201C;Women as Leaders&#x201D; (1925).
44: Memoirs (1926).
45: Unveiling and Veiling (1928).
46: A Room of One&#x2019;s Own (1929).
47: Save the Mothers (1930).
48: &#x201C;Can Women Serve as Rabbis?&#x201D; (1930).
49: Debates Over Women&#x2019;s Suffrage in Spain (1931).
50: &#x201C;Philippine Women and the Vote&#x201D; (1931).
51: &#x201C;East and West in Cooperation&#x201D; (1935).
52: &#x201C;Not Wanted&#x2014;I&#x201D; (1937).
53: Nation and Family (1941).
54: &#x201C;Thoughts on March 8&#x201D; (1942).
55: Irish Women&#x2019;s Social and Progressive League (1943).
56: &#x201C;Farewell, Betrothal and Wedding&#x201D; (c. 1945).
57: On Family System and Family Law (1946).
58: Woman as Force in History (1946).
59: Women&#x2019;s Right to Vote in Argentina (1947).
60: &#x201C;We Had Equality Till Britain Came&#x201D; (1947).
61: A Report on the Present Policy and Task of the Women&#x2019;s Movement of China (1949).
62: &#x201C;An End to the Neglect of the Problems of the Negro Woman!&#x201D; (1949).
63: The Second Sex (1949).
64: Singapore Council of Women (1951).
65: &#x201C;Let&#x2019;s go and demand our rights&#x201D; (c. 1951).
66: &#x201C;Charter of Women&#x2019;s Rights&#x201D; (1954).
67: &#x201C;Women&#x2019;s Charter&#x201D; (1954).
68: &#x201C;Our Constitution&#x2014;We the Liberated Women&#x201D; (1961).
69: Gerwani (Movement of Conscious Indonesian Women) (1950&#x2013;1965).
70: Statement of Purpose (1966).
71: &#x201C;The Liberation of Black Women&#x201D; (1970).
72: The Female Eunuch (1970).
73: Sexual Politics (1970).
74: &#x201C;After the Death of God the Father&#x201D; (1971).
75: New Portuguese Letters (1972).
76: &#x201C;Welfare is a Women&#x2019;s Issue&#x201D; (1972).
77: &#x201C;A General Strike&#x201D; (1972).
78: &#x201C;The Song of New Women&#x201D; (1973) and &#x201C;Buddhism and Soft Power&#x201D; (2002).
79: &#x201C;Towards Equality&#x201D; (1974).
80: The Hidden Face of Eve (1977).
81: Let Me Speak! (1978).
82: Speak Out, Black Sisters (1978).
83: &#x201C;Effects of Apartheid on the Status of Women in South Africa&#x201D; (1980).
84: &#x201C;Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian Existence&#x201D; (1980).
85: &#x201C;A Statement on Genital Mutilation&#x201D; (1980).
86: &#x201C;The Legal Status of Korean Women&#x201D; (1982).
87: &#x201C;Womanist&#x201D; (1983).
88: Call Me Woman (1985).
89: The Beauty of Concealment and the Concealment of Beauty (1986).
90: &#x201C;Sisters in Arms&#x201D; (1986).
91: &#x201C;Speech Before the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly&#x201D; and &#x201C;The Day Women Launched Into Politics&#x201D; (1987).
92: &#x201C;Women in the Future of the Theology of Liberation&#x201D; (1990).
93: Citizenship Case (1995).
94: &#x201C;Mothers of Our Nations&#x201D; (1995).
95: &#x201C;Women&#x2019;s Rights are Human Rights&#x201D; (1995).
96: The Vagina Monologues (1996).
97: Manifesta: Young Women, Feminism, and the Future (2000).
98: Statement on International Women&#x2019;s Day (2004).
99: Desert Children (2005).
100: AWARE (Association of Women for Action and Research) (2009).
Selected Bibliography.
Index.
About the Editor and Contributors.

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