玛莉·渥斯顿克雷福特主要著作
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Mary Wollstonecraft, a prominent figure in literary history, left behind an extensive body of work that reflects her philosophical and political views. Her early publications include:
Thoughts on the Education of Daughters (1787), where she explores the idea, inspired by Rousseau, of self-education in women, particularly through Emile's character, who learns through intuition, nature, and individual reflection. (Todd, 111)
Original Stories from Real Life (1788), showcasing her interest in real-life narratives.
Of the Importance of Religious Opinions (1788) and The Female Reader (17) delve into religious and female literacy themes.
In the following years, Wollstonecraft's writings evolved to address more radical ideas:
Young Grandison (1790) and Elements of Morality (1790) tackled moral and philosophical subjects.
The groundbreaking A Vindication of the Rights of Men (1790) advocated for gender equality, and her most famous work, A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792), further solidified her stance on women's rights.
Later, she provided historical and moral insights in An Historical and Moral View of the French Revolution (1794).
Her travels led to Letters Written during a Short Residence in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark (1796).
Tragically, Wollstonecraft's posthumous writings include:
The Cave of Fancy (1798), The Wrongs of Women (1798), and personal correspondence in Letters to Imlay (1798).
Letters on the Management of Infants (1798) demonstrated her continued interest in child-rearing advice.
And the final collection, Lessons (1798), encapsulates her enduring legacy.
Throughout her career, Wollstonecraft's writings not only reflected her personal beliefs but also played a pivotal role in shaping feminist discourse and societal attitudes towards gender equality.
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玛莉·渥斯顿克雷福特(Mary Wollstonecraft，1759年4月27日—1797年9月10日），英国著名女权主义者、作家。玛莉出生于一个埃塞克斯农场主家庭，是七个孩子的老二。在其4、5岁的时候，其父的农场因经营不善而被迫出让，一家颠沛流离。其父逐渐染上酗酒的恶习，经常虐待其母。在这种环境下，玛莉早早承担起了母亲的责任，照顾弟妹。
