The Woman Movement

18th century activity æsthetic age of enlightenment altruism amaternal attained beautiful become century child comrade contrary created creative culture daugh daughter demands desire devotion division of labour duties earlier egoism Ellen Key emancipation emphasised equality erotic especially exercise expression father feeling feminine feminism feminists field fifty years ago Fredrika Bremer freedom genius give hand happiness harmony higher husband ideal ideas increasing individual influence instinct intellectual law and custom live man's mankind marriage married Mary Wollstonecraft masculine means ment modern woman mother motherhood motherliness nature organisation parents passion personality point of view political possible present psychic race remain result rich Romanticism sacrifice sexual significant social society soul sphere spiritual strength struggle suffering sympathy task tion to-day universal human vocation wife wish woman move woman movement woman question womanliness women's rights young girls youth