Mary Wollstonecraft: The Separation Of Power

Mary Wollstonecraft was an English writer, trailblazer of the feminism, and a political philosopher who advocated the revolution and the women’s rights during the Enlightenment. And she was the first woman who asserted women’s rights. She is best known for A Vindication of the Rights of Woman. Before the Enlightenment era, women cannot even fall under the category of human being. They didn’t have political rights, economical rights, rights to own property, and rights that were very fundamental to people. So Mary stood up for demanding those right, which makes men and women are equal, no inequality between them. She worked hard to make the women’s life more better in the 18 centuries.
If take a look of the status quo, compare to 19 centuries, women’s standard of living become way better. They got the rights to own property, rights to participate in politics, rights to get …show more content…
Therefore, it can prevent the joyride and power abuse of a specific power. It is a sine qua non in the modern constitution. There is a perfect exemplification that shows the necessity of the separation of power. March 10th of this year, Korean ex-president Park Geun-hye was impeached by the Constitutional Court of Korea for her manipulation of government affairs. During her tenure, Park has allowed her friend, Choi, to influence decisions on everything from government affairs. So how is this exemplification demonstrating the necessity of the separation of power? Actually, the actions that Park has done are also a type of abuse of power. So, the three branches are not balanced, the executive power has rose. Thus, to make it balanced again, the legislative branch blocked the executive branch from rising. Therefore, to make the country and politics run well, the separation of powers is