The "Rudecinda" Teachers
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15359/rep.1-1.5Keywords:
women, rights, education, teacherAbstract
Long before gaining the right to vote, women in Europe and America struggled to educate themselves. The multiple voices that defended the participation of women in education soon found detractors, obscurantist arguments that denied the education of women jumped everywhere. Various and perverse were the arguments used to exclude women from knowledge and wisdom.
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