Essays on Vindication of The Rights of Women

Mary Wollstonecraft was a woman who preached the ideas of feminism in a time where the word feminism didn’t even exist. With little discussion about her personal life in class had peaked my interest, I decided to do some research and write my first exploratory...

In the past women were considered to be second hand citizens and prior to World War One women had little to no rights. But ever since then womens rights have vastly expanded as a result of women such as Nellie Mcclung who fought hard for...

‘Boys will be boys’ is a common phrase used to describe the way boys act when growing up. From a young age, boys are excused for the way they act. Today this mentality reigns true into adulthood for boys. As men, they are excused for...

The Romantic era was a time of unprecedented change which transformed existing ways of thinking about individualism and idealism by working with the problems and potential benefits of the revolutionary spirit. These philosophic paradigms resonate in both Mary Wollstonecraft’s essay A Vindication of the Rights...

An ordinary girl with special hopes and dreams, Malala stood out from the others in her Pashtun tribe. She was born on July 12,1997 in the Swat Valley, (just northwest Pakistan). Living in Pakistan, Malala was at the top of her class and always had...

Historically, men and women’s roles in the society were never dictated nor were their lives ever noticeably disconnected until the 18th and 19th centuries with the emergence of social stratification and industrial revolution. Before industrial revolution both men and women were treated and seen to...