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Education for Women

Harrison Stewart

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"Education for Women" explores the historical struggle for women's access to formal education, revealing the societal barriers and patriarchal structures that long denied them equal opportunities. It examines how philosophical and religious justifications were employed to limit women's learning, with a deep dive into the gradual shifts during the Enlightenment and beyond. Highlighting both the historical denial of education and the emergence of pioneering female educators, the book emphasizes the ongoing challenges in contemporary education. The book uniquely combines historical analysis with contemporary insights, offering a nuanced understanding of the ongoing struggle for gender equality. Primary sources like letters and educational records offer firsthand accounts, while statistical data demonstrates trends and disparities. Though significant progress has occurred, the book argues that true gender equality remains an unfulfilled goal.

 
Structured logically, "Education for Women" begins by establishing a historical backdrop and defining key concepts. Subsequent chapters explore the denial of education in different periods and regions, dedicating a section to women who defied norms. The book culminates with an analysis of contemporary challenges, such as gender bias in STEM fields, and considers policy recommendations for promoting gender equality.
Disponibile da: 26/02/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 62 pagine.

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