The Sexes in Science and History
- Subtitle
- An inquiry into the dogma of woman's inferiority to man
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1. The Sexes in Science and History2. PREFACE TO NEW EDITION3. PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION4. CHAPTER I DEVELOPMENT OF THE ORGANISM5. CHAPTER II THE ORIGIN OF SEX DIFFERENCES6. CHAPTER III MALE ORGANIC DEFECTS7. CHAPTER IV THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOCIAL INSTINCTS AND THE MORAL SENSE8. CHAPTER V THE SUPREMACY OF THE MALE9. CHAPTER I METHOD OF INVESTIGATION10. CHAPTER II THE RELATIONS OF THE SEXES AMONG EARLY MANKIND11. CHAPTER III THE GENS—WOMEN UNDER GENTILE INSTITUTIONS12. CHAPTER IV THE ORIGIN OF MARRIAGE13. CHAPTER V THE MOTHER-RIGHT14. CHAPTER VI THEORIES TO EXPLAIN WIFE-CAPTURE15. CHAPTER I EARLY HISTORIC SOCIETY FOUNDED ON THE GENS16. CHAPTER II WOMEN IN EARLY HISTORIC TIMES17. CHAPTER III ANCIENT SPARTA18. CHAPTER IV ATHENIAN WOMEN19. CHAPTER V ROMAN LAW, ROMAN WOMEN, AND CHRISTIANITY20. CHAPTER VI THE RENAISSANCE21. CHAPTER VII CONCLUSION22. INDEX