Rousseau's Daughters: Domesticity, Education, and Autonomy in Modern France (Becoming Modern: New Nineteenth-century Studies)
Rousseau's Daughters examines the connections among domestic life, education, and autonomy in modern France. Situated within nineteenth-century studies, this scholarly work considers how changing ideas about women and modernity shaped French society and offers readers a focused perspective on education and independence.
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Rousseau's Daughters explores domesticity, education, and autonomy in modern France.
The book focuses on the relationship between women, learning, and changing ideas of independence.
As part of the Becoming Modern: New Nineteenth-Century Studies series, it examines themes of modernity in a French historical context.
Jennifer J. Popiel presents a scholarly study for readers interested in nineteenth-century France, education, and women's history.
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