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" President Van Hise, in the article referred to, advocated v 234 GREAT AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES two methods of segregation ; one, that which I have been discussing/ providing separate sections for the two sexes in such subjects as political economy, ethics, and languages; the other providing vocational courses which would draw women away from the liberal arts department as the engi- neering courses have drawn off the men. This latter seems to me to deserve the name of " natural segregation" rathe...r than the former, to which President Van Hise applies it. Not from such an unworthy motive, but because women have as much a right to training for the duties which nature or custom have assigned to them as the men have, the move- ment for higher education in housekeeping should be en- couraged. That cooking and sewing are woman's work is popularly supposed to be one of the questions which were decided for all time u by the primordial protoplasm. " We are becoming skeptical nowadays of such protoplasmic predestination, and fortunately we are not obliged to settle the destiny of woman for more than a generation ahead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" President Van Hise, in the article referred to, advocated v 234 GREAT AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES two methods of segregation ; one, that which I have been discussing/ providing separate sections for the two sexes in such subjects as political economy, ethics, and languages; the other providing vocational courses which would draw women away from the liberal arts department as the engi- neering courses have drawn off the men. This latter seems to me to deserve the name of " natural segregation" rathe...r than the former, to which President Van Hise applies it. Not from such an unworthy motive, but because women have as much a right to training for the duties which nature or custom have assigned to them as the men have, the move- ment for higher education in housekeeping should be en- couraged. That cooking and sewing are woman's work is popularly supposed to be one of the questions which were decided for all time u by the primordial protoplasm. " We are becoming skeptical nowadays of such protoplasmic predestination, and fortunately we are not obliged to settle the destiny of woman for more than a generation ahead.
What to read after Great American Universities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Slosson, Edwin Emery, 1865-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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