Wollstonecraft by Sylvana Tomaselli -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Contents Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: What She Liked and Loved

The Theater Painting Music Poetry Nature Reading Love and Friendship Concluding Reflections

Chapter 2: Who Are We? What Are We Made Of?

The Unity of Humanity Slavery Human Nature The Imagination Memory Sensory Experience and the Association of Ideas Reason Mind, Body, and Soul The Will The Passions, the Appetites, and Emotions Concluding Reflections

Chapter 3: What Went Wrong? The World as It Was

Evil and Perfection Writing the History of Civilization The State of Nature and First Societies Rank and Womanhood Burke’s Reflections Burke, Wollstonecraft, Appearing and Being Dependence The Many Consequences of Inheritance Property and Appearance Idleness Inequality or Vanity? Concluding Reflections

Chapter 4: What She Wished and Wanted

Writing for Society as It Is and for Society as It Ought to Be A New Idea of Woman, but Also of Man The Declaration of the Rights of Woman, Patriotism, and the Progress of Civilization The Limits of Education The Enlightened World of the Future Commerce and the Division of Labor Rank and Luxury Effeminacy and Vanity The Virtues Marriage, Sex, and Friendship In Sum The World to Come

Chapter 5: A Life Unfinished Bibliography Index

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