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Introduction | 3 | |
1 | Reason Has No Sex | 10 |
The Rationalist Tradition of the Querelle des Femmes: (Poulain de la Barre) | 11 | |
Eighteenth-Century Discussions of the Ideal of the Learned Woman: (Florent de Puisieux, Dom Philippe-Joseph Caffiaux, Mademoiselle Archambault) | 13 | |
Emotionalizing the Female Mind: (Madame de Lambert) | 18 | |
2 | Dividing the Human Race: The Anthropological Definition of Woman in the Encyclopedie | 21 |
The Human Being as Natural Being | 21 | |
The Image of the Useful Human Being: Honnetete Turns Bourgeois | 24 | |
Woman as Natural Being in the Physiocrats' Ordre Naturel | 25 | |
The Other Side of the Natural Order | 28 | |
The Moral Sex | 30 | |
3 | The Sensualist Turning Point: (Antoine-Leonard Thomas and Pierre Roussel) | 35 |
4 | The Sexualization of Female Existence | 41 |
Medical Discourse | 41 | |
Literary Discourse: (Denis Diderot) | 44 | |
5 | The Historical and Moral-Philosophical Dimensions of the Feminine: (Jean-Jacques Rousseau) | 54 |
Control Over the Passions as Educational Objective in Emile | 56 | |
Egoism as the Competitive Society's Ruling Passion in the Discours sur l'origine et les fondements de l'inegalite parmi les hommes | 60 | |
The History of Female Reason: The Golden Age in One's Own Home | 63 | |
The Return of the Golden Age in La Nouvelle Heloise | 70 | |
The Function of the Feminine in the Utopia of Clarens | 77 | |
6 | The Female Reduced to Natural Instinct: (Choderlos de Laclos) | 83 |
7 | Female Sensibility | 90 |
Rousseau for Everywoman: The Dual Nature of the Passions | 90 | |
The Limited Scope of Female Sensibility | 97 | |
Raising Girls to Be Society's Moral Conscience: Women's Pedagogical Writings: (Madame de Miremont, Madame Espinassy, Madame d'Epinay) | 99 | |
Conclusion | 105 | |
Notes | 109 | |
Bibliography | 145 | |
Index | 155 |
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