Woman and Labour

Olive Schreiner's "Woman and Labour" is a powerful and enduring exploration of the economic and social roles of women. This seminal work, focusing on the economic conditions impacting women, delves into the historical constraints placed upon them and their contributions to society. Schreiner examines the ways in which traditional gender roles have limited women's opportunities and potential, particularly within the context of labor and economic productivity.

A foundational text within women's studies and gender studies, "Woman and Labour" remains relevant for its insightful analysis of the intersection of gender, labor, and societal expectations. Schreiner's examination of these dynamics provides a crucial historical perspective on feminist thought and the ongoing quest for gender equality. This meticulously prepared print edition offers a fresh opportunity to engage with Schreiner's important contribution to social science and the understanding of women's roles throughout history.

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