The influential work "The Subjection of Women" was authored by John Stuart Mill.
Published in 1869, this book is a foundational text in feminist philosophy. Mill uses logical arguments to advocate for the social, economic, and political equality of women, challenging the prevailing patriarchal norms of the Victorian era. He critically examined the legal and social restrictions imposed upon women, particularly within marriage and access to education and professions.
Match List - I with List - II.
| List - I Theorists | List - II Books/Ideas | ||
| A. | Ernst Schumacher | I. | The Tragedy of the Commons |
| B. | Garrett Hardin | II. | Stolen Harvest |
| C. | Murray Bookchin | III. | The Ecology of Freedom |
| D. | Vandana Shiva | IV. | Small is Beautiful |
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