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Cato Daily Podcast
John Stuart Mill, Harriet Taylor Mill, and The Subjection of Women
May 22, 2024
Grant Babcock, a fan of John Stuart Mill's work and Harriet Taylor Mill's influence, discusses the relevance of 'The Subjection of Women' in liberalism. They explore women's potential, societal constraints, and revolutionary ideas in governance.
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- The Subjection of Women highlights the societal restrictions on women's freedom, applicable to all individuals.
- John Stuart Mill advocates for gender equality, challenging traditional roles and emphasizing women's capabilities.
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John Stuart Mill's Argument for Women's Rights
John Stuart Mill's essay, 'The Subjection of Women,' delves into the societal constraints that limit women's potential, questioning the traditional roles imposed on them. Mill argues that women, when given equal opportunities, excel, pointing out instances where women have achieved success in various fields. He challenges the notion that women are naturally inclined towards certain roles, emphasizing that societal incentives play a significant role in shaping behaviors and opportunities.
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