The Rights of Woman

"The Rights of Woman" is a work by British feminist Mary Wollstonecraft, published in 1792. It argues for the equality of women and men, advocating for women's education and their ability to contribute to society beyond traditional roles. Wollstonecraft criticizes societal norms that restrict women's rights and emphasizes the importance of reason and morality in both genders. Her ideas laid the groundwork for modern feminist thought, highlighting that true progress requires empowering women through education and equal opportunities, challenging the status quo of her time.