%% [[First Wave]] [[Liberal Feminism]] [[References]] [[Feminism]] [[History of Gender]] [[Gender]] [[History of Gender and Sexuality Syllabi]] %% # First Wave ∕ Liberal Feminism **Ferguson 2012, WST692꞉ History of Feminist Theory** - Wollstonecraft, _Vindication of the Rights of Women_, selections - JS Mill and Harriet Taylor _The Subjection of Women_, Part I and II Truth “Ain’t I a Woman?” - Anna Julia Cooper _Voice from the South,_ selection - Emma Goldman “Marriage and Love” and “Women’s Suffrage” - Optional - Scholz _Feminism_, ch 3 - De Gouge “Declaration of the Rights of Woman” Rousseau _Emile_, selection from “Sophie”, Marriage section Goldman “Anarchism: Where I Stand” - Leyna Lowe “Revolutionary Love: Feminism, Love, and the Transformative Politics of Freedom in the Works of Wollstonecraft, de Beauvoir, and Goldman” [On U Drive] Tong _Feminist Thought_, ch. 1 - Stanton _The Women’s Bible_, selections **Dayton 2013, HIST5505꞉ Gender in the Early Modern West** - Elizabeth Maddock Dillon, _The Gender of Freedom: Fictions of Liberalism and the Literary Public Sphere_ (Stanford University Press, 2004) - Barbara Taylor, _Mary Wollstonecraft and the Feminist Imagination_ (2003) **Walker 2022, GPHI6698꞉ Enlightened Exchanges** - Mary Wollstonecraft (1759-1797), _Letters to Imlay_ - Mary Hays (1759-1843), _Memoirs of Mary Wollstonecraft; Female Biography_ Routledge Resources, _History of Feminism will be listed inthe A-Z Databases list_ **Walker 2023, PHILXX꞉ Female Foundations Thinking about Gender** - Woolfe, A Room of One's Own **Theobald 2022 HIST259꞉ History of Feminism** - Wollstonecraft, _A Vindication of the Rights of Woman_, introduction (1792) - Sarah Grimke, “Letter on the Equality of the Sexes” (1838) - Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions (1848) - Lucretia Mott, “Discourse on Woman” (1849) **Nussbaum 2017, PHILXX꞉ Feminist Philosophy** - Mill, The Subjection of Women, entire - Okin, Women in Western Political Thought, 197-230 - Reading: Nussbaum, "The Feminist Critique of Liberalism" (canvas) **Ruiz 2023, PHIL179 Feminist Philosophy** - Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz's poem “Hombres Necios” (Your Foolish Men) and “Respuesta a Sor Filotea” (Reply to Sor Filotea) - Wollstonecraft–– “Of the Pernicious Effects which Arise from Unnatural Distinctions” (B) **Savage 2013, Feminism, Character, and Identity** - Gilman, “The Yellow Wallpaper” - Wollstonecraft (from Schneir) Truth (from Schneir) - Cady Stanton (from Schneir) - Woolf (from Schneir)