Woman in the Ninteenth Centuryand Kindred Papers Relating to the Sphere Condit
Woman in the Ninteenth Centuryand Kindred Papers Relating to the Sphere Condit
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His eye was fixed on the outward more thanthe inward needs of Man. Yet he, too, was a seer of the divine order, in its musical expression, if not in its poetic soul. He has filledone department of instruction for the new era, and the harmony inaction, and freedom for individual growth, he hopes, shall exist; and, if the methods he proposes should not prove the true ones, yet hisfair propositions shall give many hints, and make room for theinspiration needed for such.
He, too, places Woman on an... entire equality with Man, and wishes togive to one as to the other that independence which must result fromintellectual and practical development.
Those who will consult him for no other reason, might do so to see howthe energies of Woman may be made available in the pecuniary way. Theobject of Fourier was to give her the needed means of self-help, thatshe might dignify and unfold her life for her own happiness, and thatof society. The many, now, who see their daughters liable todestitution, or vice to escape from it, may be interested to examinethe means, if they have not yet soul enough to appreciate the ends heproposes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His eye was fixed on the outward more thanthe inward needs of Man. Yet he, too, was a seer of the divine order, in its musical expression, if not in its poetic soul. He has filledone department of instruction for the new era, and the harmony inaction, and freedom for individual growth, he hopes, shall exist; and, if the methods he proposes should not prove the true ones, yet hisfair propositions shall give many hints, and make room for theinspiration needed for such.
He, too, places Woman on an... entire equality with Man, and wishes togive to one as to the other that independence which must result fromintellectual and practical development.
Those who will consult him for no other reason, might do so to see howthe energies of Woman may be made available in the pecuniary way. Theobject of Fourier was to give her the needed means of self-help, thatshe might dignify and unfold her life for her own happiness, and thatof society. The many, now, who see their daughters liable todestitution, or vice to escape from it, may be interested to examinethe means, if they have not yet soul enough to appreciate the ends heproposes.
What to read after Woman in the Ninteenth Centuryand Kindred Papers Relating to the Sphere Condit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Fuller Ossoli to read onlineMoreLess
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