Nature provides exceptions to every rule.
自然はすべての法則に例外を設ける。
── Margaret Fuller
This is a quotation that American transcendentalist Margaret Fuller (1810-1850) says in her book Women in the Nineteenth Century. She traveled from Chicago via Niagara Falls to Buffalo, interacting American Native tribes in summer, 1843, & she wrote the adventures as a book of Summer on the Lakes. She was the first woman to be allowed to enter the library at Harvard College & she used it to create the work, especially to research the Great Lakes.
She was then asked to write a serial essay for The Dial of Emerson. The title was The Great Lawsuit. She expanded it. 1845, & published as a book with the title Women in the Nineteenth Century. The book is the milestone of American history of feminism.
She was then asked to write a serial essay for The Dial of Emerson. The title was The Great Lawsuit. She expanded it. 1845, & published as a book with the title Women in the Nineteenth Century. The book is the milestone of American history of feminism.
その後、フラーはエマーソンの雑誌『ダイアル』に連載コーナーを任された。連載記事のタイトルは『大法廷』であった。この連載は一八四五年に加筆され、『十九世紀の女性たち』と改題されて出版された。この本はアメリカのフェミニズム史上における金字塔となっている。
アマゾンを探検
マーガレット・フラー
Margaret Fuller
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