Full series: https://bit.ly/craftlit-vindication

00:00:00 Introduction and Host Background 00:00:27 Historical Context of the Book 00:01:26 Understanding the Language and References 00:01:59 What to Expect 00:03:30 Terminology and Cultural Sensitivity 00:05:55 Philosophical Underpinnings 00:06:25 Religion in Wollstonecraft's World 00:07:05 Viewer Engagement and Clarifications 00:08:53 Reading the Introduction 00:09:25 WOLLSTONECRAFT'S INTRODUCTION 00:24:26 OUTTAKE - EMMA and VIRTUE

I woke up November 6th and knew it was time to do what I'd been meaning to for years: record and share Mary Wollstonecraft's remarkable "A Vindication on the Rights of Women" from 1792.

*Why?*

Because at least three times in the first two episodes I had to restrain myself to NOT include current screenshots. THAT is how relevant this text is.

I make no promises for future restraint.

Side Lysistrata Update: @KhadijaMbowe (we'll get to Lysistrata later, but this was too good not to share now)

As usual with CraftLit Texts:

• The language is old, complex, and sometimes no-longer-used/offensive terminology (In some cases, she simply wouldn't have had other terms to use that were as precise)

• You'll need to let it wash over you - be zen about it - and suddenly you'll realize you understand it all! ——(plus, no one can see how often you have to rewind ;) just sayin'...)

• Things I thought you might want to read more about are listed in the Description Box. PLEASE ADD OTHER SOURCES in the comments!

• NEW: there are ONLY brief audio notes in this series—98% of my additions have been inserted as text on screen. • This is ONLY being released on YouTube (because of on-screen notes).

LINKS:

• BURKE - "Reflections on the Revolution in France"
• TALLEYRAND-PÉRIGORD - Rapport sur l'Instruction Publique, les 10, 11 et 19 Septembre 1791
• PAINE - "Rights of Man"
• ROUSSEAU - "The Social Contract" • Summary
• WOLLSTONECRAFT • none of these do her justice, please comment with better sources!
• https://bit.ly/Vindication-summary
• and the Gutenberg full text: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3420

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