Hypatia, or, Woman and Knowledge

by Dora Russell

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Drawing inspiration from the ancient philosopher Hypatia, this provocative work examines women’s intellectual freedom and their struggle for equality in a society shaped by patriarchal assumptions. Dora Russell challenges conventional ideas about education, marriage, sexuality, motherhood, and the proper limits of women’s ambitions, arguing for a fuller and more independent human life. Combining philosophical reflection with sharp social criticism, the book remains a compelling testament to the feminist debates of the early twentieth century and to the enduring connection between knowledge and liberation.

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Kessinger Publishing

Published Jan 1, 2003

88 pages

ISBN: 9780766171015

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First Published

1925

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Hypatia, or, Woman and Knowledge by Dora Russell.

Gender Discrimination
Violence