The Morality Of Woman And Other Essays (1911)

Ellen Key's essays delve into women's moral and intellectual growth, advocating for equality and the right to education. She challenges patriarchal norms that restrict women's freedom, emphasizing their potential for self-fulfillment and societal contribution. Key's work reflects her dedication to women's liberation and the transformative power of education. This collection, published in 1911, remains significant for its progressive views on gender roles and the importance of women's rights in achieving social change.