A clear, accessible examination of how modern work, love, and motherhood shape a woman's life—and what changes could improve them.
The book brings together Ellen Key’s core ideas about the woman question and the right of motherhood. It explores how industrial work changes what women do at home, how employment affects marriage and family life, and what a fair social structure could require from both partners to support women’s independence and paid work.
What you’ll experience in this edition:
Ideal for readers of feminist history and social essays who want a practical, historically grounded view of women’s roles in work and family.
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