WGST 201 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucretia Mott, Mary Wollstonecraft
16 Jul 2018
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The roots of liberal feminism: pre-first-wave liberal feminism text is a vindication of the rights of women by. Mary wollstonecraft (mother of mary shelley, author of frankenstein): perhaps surprisingly, wollstonecraft criticized the restrictions placed on bourgeoise women, whom she felt sacrificed their health and liberty for the privilege offered by their male relatives. See p. 14-15 for more on her philosophy and her focus on education: liberal political thought focuses on human capacity for reason/rationality, rights take precedence over the good . Question: what do you think of wollstonecraft"s characterization of bourgeoise women as. London, lucretia mott and elizabeth cady stanton convened a meeting in seneca falls, Ny and produced a declaration of sentiments in 1848: the seneca falls meeting unanimously endorsed 11 of 12 resolutions - all but susan b. The second wave: begins in the 1960s, 1961, president kennedy established the commission on the status of women - which.
