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Samantha on Children's Rights - Embracing Change: Samantha's Fight for Children's Equality - cover
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Samantha on Children's Rights - Embracing Change: Samantha's Fight for Children's Equality

Marietta Holley

Editora: Good Press

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In "Samantha on Children's Rights," Marietta Holley employs her signature blend of humor and social commentary to examine the pressing issues surrounding children's rights in a rapidly industrializing America. Through the lens of her beloved character Samantha, Holley articulates a progressive vision for childhood that champions justice, education, and emotional well-being. Written in the late 19th century, the book reflects the era's evolving views on childhood and education, deftly combining satire with heartfelt advocacy, while navigating the complexities of legal and social frameworks governing youth at the time. Marietta Holley, often referred to as the "Mark Twain of womanhood," was a prolific author and social reformer whose lived experiences greatly informed her work. Born into a time of significant societal shifts, Holley witnessed firsthand the challenges faced by women and children. Inspired by her own encounters with social injustice, she infused her writing with a fervent desire to spotlight and eradicate inequalities, particularly in the realms of education and children'Äôs rights. Readers seeking an insightful and entertaining exploration of children's rights will find "Samantha on Children's Rights" to be both enlightening and thought-provoking. Holley's approachable style and keen observations encourage critical reflection on contemporary societal norms, making this not only a historical text but also a relevant commentary on ongoing conversations about children's welfare.
Disponível desde: 21/08/2022.
Comprimento de impressão: 225 páginas.

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