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== Emma Willard, “Matrimonial Risks,” 1815 == | == Emma Willard, “Matrimonial Risks,” 1815 == | ||
| − | I think Emma is funny. I also find it very endearing that she was very concerned for her sister's matrimonial well-being. This highlights the new role of women being the nurturing, caring, raising type. Even as the old sister, she takes on the role of looking out for her younger sister. I enjoy how she herself ended up being a cougar who enters a doomed marriage. - Christine | + | I think Emma is funny. I also find it very endearing that she was very concerned for her sister's matrimonial well-being. This highlights the new role of women being the nurturing, caring, raising type. Even as the old sister, she takes on the role of looking out for her younger sister. Also, it definitely shows the changing view in women's minds that they don't necessarily have to be married. I enjoy how she herself ended up being a cougar who enters a doomed marriage. - Christine |
== Caroline Gilman, “The Deferential Wife,” 1838 == | == Caroline Gilman, “The Deferential Wife,” 1838 == | ||
