Discuss the trajectory of women’s issues over the course of the last three centuries by using at least 3 writers (one from each major time period—the Romantic Era, the Victorian Era, and the Modern Era) and their works which concern gender issues that we have read and discussed this semester.

The Romantic Era:

Mary Wollstonecraft (1759-1797): A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792)

The Victorian Era:

John Stuart Mill (1869):  The Subjection of Women

The Modern Era: 

Virginia Woolf: A Room of One’s Own. 

Word Count: 750-1000 words

QUESTION

Discuss the trajectory of women’s issues over the course of the last three centuries by using at least 3 writers (one from each major time period—the Romantic Era, the Victorian Era, and the Modern Era) and their works which concern gender issues that we have read and discussed this semester.

The Romantic Era:

Mary Wollstonecraft (1759-1797): A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792)

The Victorian Era:

John Stuart Mill (1869): The Subjection of Women

The Modern Era:

Virginia Woolf: A Room of One’s Own.

ESSAY DETAILED INFORMATION:

Plagiarism: Your essay should be written in your own words. Any work that is plagiarized—whether it is a little or a lot—will automatically receive a grade of 0 which is non-negotiable, and the work cannot be made up.

Essay Format: MLA format. Use your own words and do NOT plagiarize. If you are using quotes from the literature works, be sure to put them in quotation marks (“ ”) and cite them in MLA format:

Answer the question below and answer it fully in a complete, cohesive essay. Please discuss only those works that are Listed Above. (“A vindication of the rights of Woman”, “The Subjection of Women” and “A Room of One’s Own”)

You should NOT do any external research for your essay—just use your knowledge and understanding of the reading material.

As with any good essay, yours should have an introduction that ends with a clear thesis which clearly and specifically states the main points of your essay, paragraphs that develop and elaborate on these main points, and a conclusion. Your sentences and ideas should be clearly and fluidly connected using logical transition words/phrases. Be sure to proofread and edit your essay carefully for grammar and spelling before submitting it.

Pay close attention to all details of MLA formatting, in the parenthetical citations as well as in the list of Works Cited.