The Truth About Woman
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THE TRUTH ABOUT WOMAN
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THE TRUTH ABOUT WOMAN
BY
C. GASQUOINE HARTLEY
(MRS. WALTER M. GALLICHAN)
DEDICATION
TO
LESLIE, MY LITTLE ADOPTED SON
PREFACE
CONTENTS
CONTENTS OF CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION—THE STARTING-POINT OF THE INQUIRY
CHAPTER IToC
INTRODUCTION—THE STARTING-POINT OF THE INQUIRY
FOOTNOTES:
PART I
BIOLOGICAL SECTION
CONTENTS OF CHAPTER II
THE ORIGIN OF THE SEXES
CHAPTER IIToC
THE ORIGIN OF THE SEXES
FOOTNOTES:
CONTENTS OF CHAPTER III
GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION
I.—The Early Position of the Sexes
II.—Two Examples—The Beehive and the Spider
CHAPTER IIIToC
GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION
I.—The Early Position of the Sexes
II.—Two Examples—The Beehive and the Spider
FOOTNOTES:
CONTENTS OF CHAPTER IV
THE EARLY RELATIONSHIP OF THE SEXES
CHAPTER IVToC
THE EARLY RELATIONSHIP OF THE SEXES
FOOTNOTES:
CONTENTS OF CHAPTER V
COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY
I.—Among the Birds and Mammals
II.—Further Examples of Courtship, Marriage and the Family among Birds
CHAPTER VToC
COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY
I.—Among the Birds and Mammals
II.—Further Examples of Courtship, Marriage, and the Family among Birds
FOOTNOTES:
PART II
HISTORICAL SECTION
CONTENTS OF CHAPTER VI
THE MOTHER-AGE CIVILISATION
I.—Progress from Lower to Higher Forms of the Family Relationship
II.—The Matriarchal Family in America
III.—Further Examples of the Matriarchal Family in Australia, India and other Countries
IV.—The Transition to Father-right
CHAPTER VIToC
THE MOTHER-AGE CIVILISATION
I.—Progress from Lower to Higher Forms of the Family Relationship
II.—The Matriarchal Family in America
III.—Further Examples of the Matriarchal Family in Australia, India, and other countries
IV.—The Transition to Father-right
FOOTNOTES:
CONTENTS OF CHAPTER VII
WOMAN'S POSITION IN THE GREAT CIVILISATIONS OF ANTIQUITY
I.—In Egypt
II.—In Babylon
III.—In Greece
IV.—In Rome
CHAPTER VIIToC
WOMAN'S POSITION IN THE GREAT CIVILISATIONS OF ANTIQUITY
I.—In Egypt
II.—In Babylon
III.—In Greece
IV.—In Rome
FOOTNOTES:
PART III
MODERN SECTION
PRESENT-DAY ASPECTS OF THE WOMAN PROBLEM
CONTENTS OF CHAPTER VIII
SEX DIFFERENCES
CHAPTER VIIIToC
SEX DIFFERENCES
FOOTNOTES:
CONTENTS OF CHAPTER IX
APPLICATION OF THE FOREGOING CHAPTER WITH SOME FURTHER REMARKS ON SEX DIFFERENCES
I.—Women and Labour
II.—Sexual Differences of the Mind and the Artistic Impulse in Women
III.—The Affectability of Woman—Its Connection with the Religious Impulse
CHAPTER IXToC
APPLICATION OF THE FOREGOING CHAPTER WITH SOME FURTHER REMARKS ON SEX DIFFERENCES
I.—Women and Labour
II.—Sexual Differences in Mind and the Artistic Impulse in Women
III.—The Affectability of Woman—Its Connection with the Religious Impulse
FOOTNOTES:
CONTENTS OF CHAPTER X
THE SOCIAL FORMS OF THE SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP
I.—Marriage
II.—Divorce
III.—Prostitution
CHAPTER XToC
THE SOCIAL FORMS OF THE SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP
I.—Marriage
II.—Divorce
III.—Prostitution
FOOTNOTES:
CONTENTS OF CHAPTER XI
THE END OF THE INQUIRY
CHAPTER XIToC
THE END OF THE INQUIRY
BIBLIOGRAPHY
BIOLOGICAL PART
HISTORICAL PART
MODERN PART
INDEX
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