Mary Wollstonecraft’s Rebellion in a Patriarchal Society Through A Vindication of the Rights of Woman

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General Introduction
Chapter One: Women’s Objectification in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
1.1. Introduction
1.2. Overview of British Women’s Education
1.3. The Weaker Sex in Society
1.3.1. Forced Marriage
1.3.2. Rape and Criminal Law
1.3.3. British Women’s Household Services
1.4. Disadvantaged Countrywomen
1.5. Life Under Church Bell
1.6. Women’s Representation in Literature
1.7. The First British Women Writers
1.7.1. Aphra Behn
1.7.2. Mary Wortley Montagu
1.7.3. Mary Astell
1.8. Wollstonecraft’s Historical Background and Influences
1.9. The Pamphlet
1.10. Conclusion
Chapter Two: Wollstonecraft’s Vindication and Its Implications
2.1. Introduction
2.2. The First Feminist
2.3. Wollstonecraft’s Powerful Message
2.3.1. Mary Wollstonecraft on Education
2.3.2. Change in British Society
2.3.3. Political Adjustments
2.3.4. Inspiration in Religious Faiths
2.4. On Reception of Wollstonecraft’s Vindication
2.4.1. New Definitions to British Women
2.4.2. Wollstonecraft as a Model
2.4.3. A Liberal Pamphlet
2.5. Conclusion
General Conclusion
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