 | Harriet Guest - 2000 - 362 Seiten
...and the radicalism she hated and feared. Seward suggests in discussing the Vindication of 1792 that "though the ideas of absolute equality in the sexes...Paul's maxims concerning that important compact, yet they do expose a train of mischievous mistakes in the education of females." 6 Seward links her admiration... | |
 | Barbara Taylor - 2003 - 356 Seiten
...read that wonderful book, The Rights of Woman? the poet and critic Anna Seward enquired of a friend, It has by turns, pleased and displeased, startled...compact, yet do they expose a train of mischievous 1 Mary Wollstonecraft by an unknown artist, c, 1791-2. mistakes in the education of females; - and... | |
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It has, by turns, pleased and displeased, startled and half-convinced me that its author is oftener right than wrong. Though the ideas of absolute equality in the sexes are carried too far, and though they certainly militate against St. Paul's maxims... 