Noble Womanhood
Noble Womanhood
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VIRTUE KNOWS NO SEX.
It will have been noticed from the first that I have described no purely womanly virtues. This is not because there are no differences between men and women. It is not because I fail to appreciate the pecul- iar grace and charm which enshrine true womanhood.
But I hold that there is no virtue which is peculiar to women as such. Let who can name such a virtue 1 Let some one tell us what moral quality men ought to have and women may go without ! The truth is, all virtues are ...simple human. In the higher realm of man's spiritual life, in all that constitutes the mystery of personality, in that which characterises a person as noble, heroic, divine, a son or a daughter of God, there can be no distinctions of race or sex. The vision of ideal man has long been before the eyes of the world.
He is as gentle as a woman, as docile as a little child.
Is he therefore less virile, forceful, indomitable, cour- ageous ? If so, the ideal would disappear. We have transferred to this ideal man — the kind of man that every honest boy would like to be — all the tenderness, the purity, the patience, the faithfulness, that were once attributed to the loyal wife and motfier.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VIRTUE KNOWS NO SEX.
It will have been noticed from the first that I have described no purely womanly virtues. This is not because there are no differences between men and women. It is not because I fail to appreciate the pecul- iar grace and charm which enshrine true womanhood.
But I hold that there is no virtue which is peculiar to women as such. Let who can name such a virtue 1 Let some one tell us what moral quality men ought to have and women may go without ! The truth is, all virtues are ...simple human. In the higher realm of man's spiritual life, in all that constitutes the mystery of personality, in that which characterises a person as noble, heroic, divine, a son or a daughter of God, there can be no distinctions of race or sex. The vision of ideal man has long been before the eyes of the world.
He is as gentle as a woman, as docile as a little child.
Is he therefore less virile, forceful, indomitable, cour- ageous ? If so, the ideal would disappear. We have transferred to this ideal man — the kind of man that every honest boy would like to be — all the tenderness, the purity, the patience, the faithfulness, that were once attributed to the loyal wife and motfier.
What to read after Noble Womanhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles F Charles Fletcher Dole to read onlineMoreLess
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