This groundbreaking book explores the philosophical writing of
four female reformers, identifying how their spiritual
representations of the feminine attempted to authorize and empower
women. Championing the benefits of well educated Christian
women, Hannah More, Mary Wollstonecraft, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and
Mary Baker Eddy constructed an idiom through which to represent the
spiritual equality of the male and female. Arleen M. Ingham
critically investigates how these writers challenged historical
identity formations and highlighted the potential for female
influence in the private "and "public sphere.
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