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The worth of women
Book • 1997
Moderata Fonte's "The Worth of Women" is a significant feminist text from the Italian Renaissance.
It takes the form of a dialogue where women of different ages and social standing discuss their experiences and perspectives.
The work challenges prevailing misogynistic views and argues for women's intellectual and moral equality.
It's a powerful statement of female agency and a valuable contribution to feminist thought.
The book's lively and engaging style makes it accessible to modern readers.
It takes the form of a dialogue where women of different ages and social standing discuss their experiences and perspectives.
The work challenges prevailing misogynistic views and argues for women's intellectual and moral equality.
It's a powerful statement of female agency and a valuable contribution to feminist thought.
The book's lively and engaging style makes it accessible to modern readers.
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Mentioned as a remarkable work written in Italian by Modesta Pozzo de Zorzi, under the pen name of Moderata Fonte.
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