The Subjection of Women

Exploring the themes of gender equality and women's rights, this essay presents a compelling argument against the societal oppression of women. Authored by John Stuart Mill, with contributions from his wife Harriet Taylor Mill, it critiques the legal and social barriers women face and advocates for their liberation and equal treatment. Published in 1869, it remains a foundational text in feminist philosophy, challenging the norms of its time and promoting the idea that the subjection of women is both unjust and detrimental to society.