Büchner, Luise: Women and Their Vocation

A Nineteenth-Century View. Translated and with an Introduction by Susan L. Piepke. Writing in the aftermath of the Revolution of 1848, Luise Büchner argued strongly for the reform of women's education in her best-known work, "Women and Their Vocation" ("Die Frauen und ihr Beruf"). Although she accepted the nineteenth-century view of the primacy of home and family for women, she believed that an appropriate education was necessary for the development of a woman's skills and intellect. Only then could women make their fullest contribution to society, whether through their influence within the family circle, or by acting in the public sphere. This volume presents a translation of Büchner's essay and an introduction to her life, her writing and to the issues related to a woman's role in nineteenth-century Germany. 127 Seiten, gebunden (Women in German Literature; Vol. 5/Peter Lang Verlag 1999) Mängelexemplar/near mint

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