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Tag: Elizabeth Cady Stanton

The impact of Abolitionism on First Wave Feminism

Posted on November 24, 2012 by JL Admin

One way of looking at the significant historical events in North America and Europe over the last few centuries is by studying and understanding the first wave feminist movement and the abolitionist movement.  Such a study will lead to the inference that the two social movements had much in common and each took strength from…

The impact of the idea of ‘social purity’ on first wave feminism

Posted on November 23, 2012 by JL Admin

The first wave movement in America and Britain was a direct result of the existing interconnections between the physiological rights and political rights of women in the nineteenth century. This meant that the feminists strove to bring about just laws for protecting women’s rights. They attempted to purify the society of immoral practices such as…

The impact of abolitionism on first wave feminism

Posted on November 23, 2012 by JL Admin

An interesting perspective on the history of North America and Europe over the last few centuries is attained by relating the women’s movement and the anti-slavery movement. The former, of course, would be denoted by historians as first wave and second wave feminist movements and the latter is termed the abolitionist movement. This connection makes…

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