 But, with this difference ; men are called on, from a very early period, to reproduce all that they learn. Their college exercises, their political duties, their professional studies, the first actions of life in any direction, call on them to put to...  Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli - Sayfa 329Margaret Fuller tarafından - 1852 - 347 sayfaTam görünüm - Bu kitap hakkında
 | Sarah Margaret Ossoli (march.) - 1852 - 364 sayfa
...comprised some of the most agreeable and intelligent women to be found in Boston and its neighbourhood. The following brief report of this first day's meeting...in the management of such a conversation as was now proposed ; she meant to give her view on each subject, and provoke the thoughts of others. " It would... | |
 | Julia Ward Howe - 1883 - 348 sayfa
...men are. • They run over, superficially, even more studies, without being really taught anything. But with this difference: men are called on, from...for purposes of display. It is to supply this defect that these conversations have been planned." Margaret had chosen the Greek Mythology for the subject... | |
 | Julia Ward Howe - 1883 - 326 sayfa
...from a very early period, to reproduce all that they learn. Their college exercises, their politii cal duties, their professional studies, the first '•...for purposes of display. It is to supply this defect that these conversations ' have been planned." Margaret had chosen the Greek Mythology for the subject... | |
 | Clara Elizabeth Laughlin - 1903 - 214 sayfa
...to-day was undreamed of, Margaret Fuller, addressing her first Conversation Glass in Boston, said: "Women are now taught, at school, all that men are;...only reproduction is for purposes of display." It was a severe stricture, but doubtless deserved. In our day it would, we hope, be uncalled-for. Certainly... | |
 | Elsie Worthington Clews Parsons - 1913 - 394 sayfa
...this difference: men are called on, from a very early period, to reproduce all that they learn. . . . But women learn without any attempt to reproduce....Their only reproduction is for purposes of display." — Memoirs o] Margaret Fuller Ossolt, i ., 329. educating girls, its first cousin, the modesty argument,... | |
 | Katharine Susan Anthony - 1920 - 240 sayfa
...meeting, she expanded her text more fully. " Women are now taught, at school, all that men are. . . . But with this difference; men are called on, from...Their only reproduction is for purposes of display." Yet Margaret's Conversations are usually spoken of as a purely literary affair instead of the feminist... | |
 | 1920 - 598 sayfa
...this difference: men are called on, from a very early period, to reproduce all that they learn. . . . But women learn without any attempt to reproduce....Their only reproduction is for purposes of display. Such were the teachings of this Aspasia of the forties, who corrupted the women of Boston "by means... | |
 | Alice S. Rossi - 1988 - 748 sayfa
...direction, call on them to put to use what they have learned. But women learn without any atttempt to reproduce. Their only reproduction is for purposes of display. It is to supply this defect that these conversations have been planned. [Wade 1940:74] These were not typical adult-education lectures,... | |
 | Nancy A. Hewitt, Suzanne Lebsock - 1993 - 436 sayfa
...grandmothers at the spinning-wheel. But, with this difference; men are called on, from a very early period ... to put to use what they have learned. But women learn...attempt to reproduce. Their only reproduction is for purpose of display.60 Fuller's relationship with the transcendentalist writers, exhibited through shared... | |
 | Linda K. Kerber - 2017 - 356 sayfa
...grandmothers at the spinning-wheel. But, with this difference; men are called on, from a very early period ... to put to use what they have learned. But women learn...attempt to reproduce. Their only reproduction is for purpose of display.60 57. Lydia Maria Child to Samuel J. May, nd, 1867, in Letters of Lydia Maria Child... | |
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