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  1. Title Page
  2. The Hypothesis
  3. Section I: The Domestic Traditions
    1. Chapter I: The Conventions of Girlhood
    2. Chapter II: The Great Adventure
    3. Chapter III: The Career of Motherhood
    4. Chapter IV: Domesticity as a Vocation
  4. Section II: The Effect Upon Women
    1. Chapter V: The Feminine Temperament
    2. Chapter VI: Beauty and Weakness
    3. Chapter VII: The Pursuit of Dress
    4. Chapter VIII: Clothes and Character
    5. Chapter IX: The Virtues of Subservience
  5. Section III: Some Exceptions
    1. Chapter X: The Elect Among Women
    2. Chapter XI: The Phantom of the Learned Lady
    3. Chapter XII: Women Insurgents
    4. Chapter XIII: Literary Amateurs
  6. Section IV: From Femininity to Womanhood
    1. Chapter XIV: The Significance of Femininity
    2. Chapter XV: Family Perplexities
    3. Chapter XVI: The Larger Life and Citizenship

Why Women Are So

1912

Mary Roberts Coolidge, Ph.D.

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Publisher:

Henry Holt and Company (New York)

Press:

The Quinn and Boden Co. Press (Ranway, NJ)


To

๐““. ๐“’

And other new men

Who set human quality above femininity

In women

Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2007 with funding from Microsoft Corporation.

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