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Astell: Political Writings

Mary Astell's Political Writings is a compilation of her influential works that delve into the realms of political theory and gender equality, offering insights into the societal and political discourse of her time. more

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Mary Astell
Mary Astell

Mary Astell, born on November 12, 1666 and died on May 11, 1731, was an English writer and philosopher during the Enlightenment era. Known for her feminist ideas, she wrote extensively on issues such as women's education, religious faith, and moral philosophy, which had a profound impact on the feminist movement. more

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