Mary Wollstonecraft (1759-97), rejected both marriage and the available 'suitable' jobs for women, to earn her living by writing and win fame or notoriety in her public and private life as "English ...

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Several years ago, I made the drive to Pittsburgh to see my favorite band, U2, in concert at Heinz Field. It was a great show! As a philosopher, I was pleasantly surprised to see a picture of an ...

No one, I think, can read many memoirs without being impressed principally by the lavishness of nature in creating fine ability, and by the richness of life in attractive and honorable character; nor ...

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But Maureen, haven't you just written a show about Mary Wollstonecraft? ‘Mother of feminism’ and some would argue all round ‘strong woman’? Aren’t you meant to be a feminist yourself? Why are you ...

21st issue of The Raven: anarchist quarterly dated January-March 1993 on anarchism, feminism and women. Some of these articles, like the one by… ...