Mary Wollstonecraft Martina Reuter by Martina Reuter 9781009023924, 1009023926 instant download after payment.

Mary Wollstonecraft is recognized as an important early feminist. This
Element argues that she is also an ingenious moral philosopher, who
showed that true virtue and the liberty of women are necessarily
interdependent. The Element consists of eight sections. After an
introduction, Section 2 discusses Wollstonecraft's concept of reason by
examining its metaphysical foundation and its role as moral capacity.
According to Wollstonecraft, reason interacts closely with the passions.
Then, Sections 3 and 4 discuss the roles of the passions and the
imagination. Reason, passion and imagination all come together in
Wollstonecraft's discussions of love and friendship, which are the topic
of Section 5. Wollstonecraft values education and knowledge, but
discussions of her epistemology have been rare. Section 6 analyses some
aspects of her views on knowledge. Finally, Section 7 discusses
Wollstonecraft's notion of virtue, including its relations to liberty
and duty. Section 8 makes some general conclusions.