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Introduction: Women in the American Philosophical Tradition 1800–1930
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 March 2020
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The problem of our age is womanhood … it will take the next century to work it out as in its inner meaning, and in references to the eternal principles which alone will lead us to its final and triumphant solution.
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- Hypatia , Volume 19 , Issue 2: Special Issue: Women in the American Philosophical Tradition 1800-1930 , Spring 2004 , pp. viii - xxxiv
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