The origins of modern feminism : women in Britain, France, and the United States, 1780-1860 /

• Rendall, Jane

• Feminism -- Great Britain -- History -- 19th century
• Feminism -- France -- History -- 19th century.
• Feminism -- United States -- History -- 19th century.

• Lyceum Books,

• 0925065390

• Originally published: Basingstoke, Macmillan, 1985.

• Natural rights theories their origin and development
• Public man private woman women in social and political thought
• China in revolution the first phase 1900 1913
• French women and the Age of Enlightenment
• Women and the Enlightenment
• Mary Wollstonecraft
• moral sex womans nature in the French Enlightenment
• Rights justice and the bounds of liberty essays in social philosophy
• English feminists and their opponents in the 1790s unsexd and proper females
• sexual politics of Jean Jacques Rousseau
• politics of display museums science culture
• Empowering the feminine the narratives of Mary Robinson Jane West and Amelia Opie 1796 1812
• Napoleon
• culture of sensibility sex and society in eighteenth century Britain
• earlier Tudors 1485 1558
• Women in political theory from ancient misogyny to contemporary feminism
• Sensibility an introduction
• Women against slavery the British campaigns 1780 1870
• Frail vessels womans role in womens novels from Fanny Burney to George Eliot
• Women in Western political thought
• ordered society gender and class in early modern England
• vindication of the rights of men with A vindication of the rights of woman and Hints
• parish churches of medieval England
• Locke
• Socialism feminism and philosophy a Radical Philosophy reader
• Women in romanticism Mary Wollstonecraft Dorothy Wordsworth and Mary Shelley
• liberation of women a study of patriarchy and capitalism
• Medieval misogyny and the invention of Western romantic love
• Women in Western political philosophy Kant to Nietzsche
• Grotius Pufendorf and modern natural law
• Chartists
• Karl Marx the legacy
• Mary Wollstonecraft writer
• reign of Henry VII
• Women writing and revolution 1790 1827
• life and death of Mary Wollstonecraft
• Nationalism anti semitism and fascism in France
• Rousseau a study of his thought
• new deal and the American people
• emergence of the British two party system 1760 1832
• Faction and parliament essays on early Stuart history
• July Monarchy a political history of France 1830 1848
• Jacobin Republic 1792 1794
• Reflections on the revolution in France introduction by A J Grieve
• Women in Greek myth
• Revolutionary feminism the mind and career of Mary Wollstonecraft
• Women of ideas and what men have done to them from Aphra Behn to Adrienne Rich
• origins of the French Revolutionary wars
• representation of the past museums and heritage in the post modern world
• thirties in Britain
• France before the Revolution
• Woman and the history of philosophy
• Revolutionary France 1770 1880
• Born for liberty a history of women in America
• Equal or different womens politics 1800 1914
• Beyond the melting pot the Negroes Puerto Ricans Jews Italians and Irish of New York City
• Women and the genesis of Christianity
• emergence of the Labour Party 1880 1924
• Women in political theory from ancient misogyny to contemporary feminism
• Cambridge companion to Marx
• Wollstonecraft anthology
• Freudian mystique Freud women and feminism
• Napoleon
• Women in the eighteenth century constructions of femininity
• Feminist interpretations and political theory
• Making of the modern body sexuality and society in the nineteenth century
• philosophy of Rousseau
• French Revolution
• Marriage and property
• In search of the Dark Ages
• Outcast London a study in the relationship between classes in Victorian society
• Social change and continuity England 1550 1750
• Theatres of memory Past and present in contemporary culture
• social interpretation of the French Revolution
• growth of Parliamentary parties 1689 1742
• Feminist theorists three centuries of womens intellectual traditions
• Womens history and ancient history
• Eighteenth century women an anthology
• Women in the Middle Ages religion marriage and letters
• Plato
• Alone of all her sex the myth and cult of the Virgin Mary
• age of Richard II
• Leaders of the French Revolution
• sexual contract
• Crown and nobility 1450 1509
• political development of the British Isles 1100 1400
• Fascism the meaning and experience of reactionary revolution
• Henry VII the importance of his reign in English history
• Order and disorder in early modern England
• Isle of Man a social cultural and political history
• Karl Marx his life and environment
• Reform and renewal Thomas Cromwell and the common weal
• Unity heresy and reform 1378 1460 the conciliar response to the Great Schism
• body and society men women and sexual renunciation in early Christianity
• France monarchy republic and empire 1814 70
• English feminism 1780 1980
• Gender sex and subordination in England 1500 1800
• Napoleonic empire
• making of Victorian sexual attitudes
• Marx