The Struggle for Women's Rights: Theoretical and Historical Sources
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| Rating | : | 4.38 (905 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0136765521 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-06-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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and Grace Doherty Professor, Department of Politics, University of Virginia. George Klosko is Henry L. He is currentlyengaged in empirical studies of attitudes towards political obligations based on small focus groups.. His interests include the history of political theory, especially Plato, and contemporary political theo
Includes substantial selections from anti-suffrage sources— he only book to feature an in-depth debate on one of the most important issue of the Women's Movement: the right to vote; enables readers to trace the practical implications of widely different conceptions of women's nature. Mill and Mary Wolstonecraft. Presents historical and theoretical sources, including substantial selections from the important theoretical works of J.S. Includes sources from both the U.S. . The book's narrow focus allows one to follow different lines of argument directed at a single issue, as opposed to a set of widely different debates, as are common in most other collections. Selections present clear accounts of different conceptions of women's nature and their practical implications providing historical, as well as, theoretical insights. It explores women's nature and discusses how different views of women's nature have direct implicat
This book presents theoretical and historical sources focusing on a single issue, the struggle for women's suffrage. It explores women's nature and discusses how different views of women's nature have direct implications concerning public policies. Mill and Mary Wolstonecraft. Includes substantial selections from anti-suffrage sources— he only book to feature an in-depth debate on one of the most important issue of the Women's Movement: the right to vote; enables readers to trace the practical implications of widely different conceptions of women's nature.. Includes sources from both the U.S. The book's narrow focus allows one to follow different lines of argument directed at a single issue, as opposed to a set of widely different debates, as are common in most other collections. Presents historical and theoretical sources, including substantial selections from the important theoretical works of J.S. and Britain. Selections present clear ac
J. Andreas said on the whole, not bad. I got the book in a decent amount of time, and there are no pages missing or huge damaged sections or anything like that. A few sections have writing in, but I wasn't expecting it to be perfectly new. I definitely got my money's worth out of the purchase.. Five Stars neat ans great