Mary Wollstonecraft (1759–1797 ... Wollstonecraft thoroughly embraced the Enlightenment view that society should be ordered in such a way so as to enable people to fulfil their potential ...

Mary Wollstonecraft (1759-97), rejected both ... She takes an integrated view, trying to understand what is happening throughout society and why. Her themes include fear of freedom, authority ...

Possibly even more interesting than the story within Frankenstein is the story of its author, Mary Shelley. Born Mary ...

The nearly hegemonic view in the progressive academy is that ... the thought of the late-18th century English philosopher Mary Wollstonecraft. Carrie Gress’ new book tracing modern feminism ...

In an homage to women who've changed the world, a picture of Mary Wollstonecraft ... this view? The answers are interesting. She criticized both the traditions of philosophy and of society ...

The Wollstonecraft Society (@TheWollSoc) is a registered charity carrying Mary Wollstonecraft’s legacy of human rights ... and speakers at our events may express views that cause offence. The views ...

Mary Wollstonecraft ... and that society as a whole also benefitted from women being well-educated. She completed the 13-chapter-long book in only six weeks. 6. Wollstonecraft worked as a war ...

"Mary Wollstonecraft was a rebel and a pioneer, and she deserves a pioneering work of art. "This work is an attempt to celebrate her contribution to society with something that goes beyond the ...

A group of performers will take to the stage in Hull for a musical celebrating the life of feminist icon Mary Wollstonecraft. Raised in Beverley, Ms Wollstonecraft was known as a trail-blazer and ...