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July 9: The Literary Life of Kelly Cumbee June 20: Live Q&A Session on the Patreon page for “Fellows” Finally, Cindy and Angelina highlight the importance of asking yourself the question: “Who am I supposed to be as a mother and a woman?” Upcoming Events and Shows: They take a fascinating look at the effects of the Enlightenment on women in the modern western world, as well as the problem of over-generalization and categorizing people according to classes. Sayers’ essay “ Are Women Human? “ They explore the ideas that Sayers wrestles with in the essay, including: the Victorian view of women, the significance of the industrial revolution, the human need for meaningful occupation, and the early feminist movement and women’s suffrage.Īngelina and Cindy also discuss the history of women’s work inside and outside of the home and how they have been impacted by industry and our production-consumption culture. Today on The Literary Life, Angelina Stanford and Cindy Rollins discuss Dorothy L.

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