A Vindication of the Rights of Women by Mary Wollstonecraft is about what women are in society and what women should be in society. Mary stated that, “would men but generously snap our chains, and be content with rational fellowship instead of slavish obedience (55),” the statement describes that women are treated as slaves who commit to men. The chains are the slavish obedience, therefore, a rational fellowship means that women desires to have their own rights and interests as does the man have. Wollstonecraft believes that women are slaves to men and has no rights.
Wollstonecraft imagines that if women were able to pursue education, women would be able to pursue careers in business, politics or other ventures that women choose. However,
Wollstonecraft imagines that if women were able to pursue education, women would be able to pursue careers in business, politics or other ventures that women choose. However,