Hypatia

Dora Russell's "Hypatia; or, woman and knowledge" delves into the social and moral questions surrounding women and their access to education and intellectual pursuits. This foundational work explores themes central to feminist theory and women's rights. Examining the historical context, Russell challenges societal norms and expectations placed upon women, questioning the limitations imposed on their intellectual development.

A significant contribution to social philosophy and gender studies, "Hypatia" presents a compelling analysis of the relationship between women and knowledge. It serves as a critical exploration of the obstacles women have faced in accessing education and contributing to intellectual discourse. This thought-provoking work remains relevant for anyone interested in the history of feminist thought and the ongoing struggle for gender equality. A meticulously prepared print republication of a classic text.

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