The French Revolution And the English Novel
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236 The French Revolution she has " accompHshments. " Her very modesty exists only to give zest to the wooing of her. It is against this conception that Mary WoUstonecraft protests. The basis of all her writings is the assumption that women are before all else human beings, with all human dignity and responsibilities. Her ideal is one of self-respect and service to society, whether that service be the writing of books or the rearing of future citizens. To the objection that seems to Rousseau co...nclusive: "Educate women like men, and the more they resemble our sex the less power will they have over us, " she replies finely: "This is the very point I aim at; I do not wish them to have power over men, but over themselves. " ^ Unquestionably the outbreak of the French Revolution marks a distinct epoch in the feminist movement. "Since when have women occupied themselves with politics?" Napoleon is said to have asked Madame de Stael. "Since they have been guillotined, " was the reply. Perhaps the first serious demand ever made by women for political representation and equal suffrage was the Cahier presented to the king at the meeting of the States General in 1789.
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236 The French Revolution she has " accompHshments. " Her very modesty exists only to give zest to the wooing of her. It is against this conception that Mary WoUstonecraft protests. The basis of all her writings is the assumption that women are before all else human beings, with all human dignity and responsibilities. Her ideal is one of self-respect and service to society, whether that service be the writing of books or the rearing of future citizens. To the objection that seems to Rousseau co...nclusive: "Educate women like men, and the more they resemble our sex the less power will they have over us, " she replies finely: "This is the very point I aim at; I do not wish them to have power over men, but over themselves. " ^ Unquestionably the outbreak of the French Revolution marks a distinct epoch in the feminist movement. "Since when have women occupied themselves with politics?" Napoleon is said to have asked Madame de Stael. "Since they have been guillotined, " was the reply. Perhaps the first serious demand ever made by women for political representation and equal suffrage was the Cahier presented to the king at the meeting of the States General in 1789.
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