Brockden Brown And the Rights of Women
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" Poulain s works, like Brown s Alcuin, are cast in dialogue, and there is a striking similarity in the emphasis that both place on certain arguments; but I have been unable to find any specific reference to Poulain or his writings in Brown s works.
Brockden Brown and the Rights of Women 21 Montesquieu (1689-1755) in his The Spirit of Laws 20 had exalted the English constitution and endeavored to show that it was the influence of climate that differentiated the races of mankind. But this notion... precluded, by the very nature of things, any possibility of reform, and consequent ly he was attacked from many quarters, particularly by Helvetius (1715-1771) in Of Laws. 21 In this book the first rumblings of the French Revolution were heard, and it be came the text-book for young radicals for nearly a genera tion. Helvetius urged that men are the products of con ditions conditions, which education, in the larger sense, can greatly modify. He rejected the notion of innate ideas, and accounted for genius not by birth, but by differences in education.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Poulain s works, like Brown s Alcuin, are cast in dialogue, and there is a striking similarity in the emphasis that both place on certain arguments; but I have been unable to find any specific reference to Poulain or his writings in Brown s works.
Brockden Brown and the Rights of Women 21 Montesquieu (1689-1755) in his The Spirit of Laws 20 had exalted the English constitution and endeavored to show that it was the influence of climate that differentiated the races of mankind. But this notion... precluded, by the very nature of things, any possibility of reform, and consequent ly he was attacked from many quarters, particularly by Helvetius (1715-1771) in Of Laws. 21 In this book the first rumblings of the French Revolution were heard, and it be came the text-book for young radicals for nearly a genera tion. Helvetius urged that men are the products of con ditions conditions, which education, in the larger sense, can greatly modify. He rejected the notion of innate ideas, and accounted for genius not by birth, but by differences in education.
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