The Subjection of Women

<p>John Stuart Mill was a child prodigy who in adulthood embraced social change advocating the abolition of slavery votes for the working class and total absolute gender equality 'The Subjection of Women' is a wonderfully rational destruction of the arguments advanced in favour of male dominance. Mill dissects concepts such as Marriage Employment and the 'General Good' proving that women are not the 'naturally' weaker sex. In politics the arts science and a host of other roles women have shown themselves equal to men. It is the social environment that lowers female aspirations teaching them to accept a submissive 'feminine' role.</p>