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I feel like, definitely in the beginning of, chapter one really elaborated on the importance of a proper upbringing by the mother. Children were to be taught from the get-go about chastity and saved before they even had the chance to understand the idea of sex so that they never had to worry about harm or improper behavior. The emphasis of all of this education falling on the mother delves back into the idea of the Republican Motherhood and the mother being the one in charge of the children - a topic we've been discussing for the past couple of weeks. -Kelly W. | I feel like, definitely in the beginning of, chapter one really elaborated on the importance of a proper upbringing by the mother. Children were to be taught from the get-go about chastity and saved before they even had the chance to understand the idea of sex so that they never had to worry about harm or improper behavior. The emphasis of all of this education falling on the mother delves back into the idea of the Republican Motherhood and the mother being the one in charge of the children - a topic we've been discussing for the past couple of weeks. -Kelly W. | ||
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| + | Going off Kelly's idea of the importance of Republican Motherhood-if its the mothers' job to teach their children about chastity wouldn't children start asking questions about sex? The mothers' probably wouldn't be able to answer because it would be improper and also they wouldn't know the answers in the first place because the mothers' parents did not teach her generation,the blind leading the blind. (like the couple who didn't know how to have sex after their marriage).--Joyce | ||
== Chapter 2 == | == Chapter 2 == | ||
