Deeds Not Words: The Story of Women’s Rights, Then and Now, by Helen Pankhurst. Didactics, education, fight. 543 454
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https://doi.org/10.51896/easc.v2i1.552Keywords:
Anthropology, Didactics, Education, Politics and government, Rights and privileges, Sociology, Women´s Liberation MovementAbstract
As stated in the first chapters of this book, politics and money, men were entitled to leisure and entertainment while women were treated as mere objects as they focused on doing housework and caring for their children and husbands, the latter being the head of the family, since women could not be in contact with any political or economic dealings. Nevertheless, gradually, this began to change.
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