The Subjection of Women (Dover Thrift Editions: Philosophy)
In this influential work of social and political philosophy, John Stuart Mill challenges the subjection of women and examines the assumptions behind unequal social roles. Addressing liberty, equality, and institutional power, Mill presents a forceful argument that remains central to discussions of women’s rights and social justice.
About This Book
John Stuart Mill’s The Subjection of Women is a classic work of social and political philosophy.
Mill examines the unequal position of women and questions the assumptions used to justify their subordination.
The book considers themes of liberty, equality, education, and the effects of social institutions.
This Dover Thrift Edition presents Mill’s influential argument in an accessible format for readers of philosophy, history, and women’s studies.
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