여성과 경제적 진화. The Book of Women and economic evolution, by Theresa Schmid McMahon

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여성과 경제적 진화. The Book of Women and economic evolution, by Theresa Schmid McMahon

여성과 경제적 진화. 여성의 사회적인 지위 상태 상에서 산업의 변화들의 효과들. 에 대해서 쓴책.
Title: Women and economic evolution or, The effects of industrial changes upon the status of women
Author: Theresa Schmid McMahon
WOMEN AND ECONOMIC EVOLUTION OR
THE EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL CHANGES UPON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
By THERESA SCHMID MCMAHON, PH. D.
BULLETIN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN
NO. 496
ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE SERIES VOL. 7, NO. 2, PP. 103-234
WOMEN AND ECONOMIC EVOLUTION

OR

THE EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL CHANGES UPON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
By

THERESA SCHMID MCMAHON, PH. D.
Sometime Fellow in Sociology
The University of Wisconsin
Instructor in Political and Social Science, University of Washington
A THESIS PRESENTED FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN
MADISON, WISCONSIN
1912

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여성과 경제적 진화. The Book of Women and economic evolution, by Theresa Schmid McMahon

CONTENTS
PAGES
INTRODUCTION
5-10

CHAPTER I. THE STATUS OF WOMEN AND PRIMITIVE INDUSTRY
10-19

CHAPTER II. THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN EARLY HISTORICAL TIMES
19-28

CHAPTER III. THE EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL CHANGES UPON THE HOMES OF THE WORKING-POOR
28-37

CHAPTER IV. THE EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL CHANGES UPON THE HOMES OF THE MIDDLE-CLASS
37-49

CHAPTER V. WOMEN OF LEISURE
49-57

CHAPTER VI. STATUS OF WOMEN AND HOME INDUSTRY AMONG PROFESSIONAL CLASSES
57-69

CHAPTER VII. THE EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL CHANGES UPON MARRIAGE
69-80

CHAPTER VIII. ECONOMIC FORCES AND THE BIRTH-RATE
80-88

CHAPTER IX. ECONOMIC CHANGES AND THE DIVORCE-RATE
88-97

CHAPTER X. THE POLITICAL RIGHTS OF WOMEN AND INDUSTRIAL CHANGES
97-114

CHAPTER XI. CONCLUSION
114-124

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여성과 경제적 진화. The Book of Women and economic evolution, by Theresa Schmid McMahon

여성과 경제적 진화. 여성의 사회적인 지위 상태 상에서 산업의 변화들의 효과들. 에 대해서 쓴책.
Title: Women and economic evolution or, The effects of industrial changes upon the status of women
Author: Theresa Schmid McMahon
WOMEN AND ECONOMIC EVOLUTION OR
THE EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL CHANGES UPON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
By THERESA SCHMID MCMAHON, PH. D.
BULLETIN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN
NO. 496
ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE SERIES VOL. 7, NO. 2, PP. 103-234
WOMEN AND ECONOMIC EVOLUTION

OR

THE EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL CHANGES UPON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
By

THERESA SCHMID MCMAHON, PH. D.
Sometime Fellow in Sociology
The University of Wisconsin
Instructor in Political and Social Science, University of Washington
A THESIS PRESENTED FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN
MADISON, WISCONSIN
1912

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여성과 경제적 진화. The Book of Women and economic evolution, by Theresa Schmid McMahon

INTRODUCTION
[Pg 5]
In dealing with the evolution of home industry and its effects upon the status of women, it will be necessary to note briefly the status of the sexes before marked differentiation took place.
As a matter of fact, we know very little about mankind before the beginning of recorded history. It is true we have various examples of primitive culture existing at the present time, and to a considerable degree they illustrate the different stages of culture through which civilization has passed; but there is no proof that different types of social development have not existed in the earlier periods. These different types may have been out of harmony with the existing environment, and hence were eliminated by the struggle for existence. It does not follow that the eliminated types were inferior to the surviving one, but that they proved less fit in a conflict of certain forces. For instance, a peaceable race has often been at a disadvantage when contending with a warlike and aggressive one, and its institutions have been overthrown in the struggle.
What has been true in the conflict of races may be equally true in a conflict for authority between the sexes, if such a conflict ever existed. In a period of history when severe struggles between peoples were common, feminine rule was not compatible with such struggle.
The commonly accepted theory is that men hold their position of recognized superiority over women by virtue of an inherent superiority; that sexual differences as measured by world achievements are characteristic of all races. This is the androcentric theory which is described by Ward as “the view that the male sex is primary and the female sex secondary in the organic scheme, that all things center, as it were, about the male, and that the female, though necessary to carrying out[Pg 6] the scheme, is only the means of continuing the life of the globe, but it is otherwise an unimportant accessory, and incidental factor in the general result.”[1]
This theory has been accepted as a fact for ages; it has been sanctioned by all religions and by custom. In the minds of many people it had been established as one of the certainties removed from the province of doubt. Indeed, so many facts have been brought forth in proof of this theory that in the past to question it simply invited ridicule.
According to the androcentric theory man alone is responsible for the development of our social institutions, and woman’s progressive evolution has been one of constant adaptation; never one of innovation. “Woman is the lesser man” and her achievements have always been measured by masculine standards.

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