Women and Work

Discover the groundbreaking work of Emily Pfeiffer, a notable British poet, writer, and feminist, in her insightful volume, Women and Work. Originally published in 1888, this compelling book examines the societal views of her time regarding women's higher education and professional opportunities. In Women and Work, Pfeiffer courageously challenges the prevailing medical narratives that claimed women's reproductive health would suffer from pursuing careers, offering evidence to dismantle these misconceptions.

Published by Cambridge University Press in 2010, this paperback edition spans 196 pages, allowing readers to delve deeply into Pfeiffer's thought-provoking arguments and historical context. By exploring the themes of gender equality and women's rights, this book remains not only relevant but essential reading for anyone interested in the evolution of women's roles in society. Join Pfeiffer in her quest to illuminate the importance of women's contributions to the workforce and the ongoing struggle for equality.