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In this engaging second edition of her groundbreaking work The Evolution of Woman (1894), subtitled An Inquiry into the Dogma of Womans Inferiority to Man, Eliza Burt Gamble delves into the complexiti... more
FAQs about Sexes in Science and History:How many episodes does Sexes in Science and History have?The podcast currently has 40 episodes available.
August 06, 2026Negro-W. E. B. Du Bois"Negro-W. E. B. Du Bois" delves into the profound insights of one of the most influential African American intellectuals of the early 20th century. Du Bois's work critically examines race, identity, and the social injustices faced by Black Americans, making it an essential listen for anyone interested in the ongoing dialogues about race and equality. His exploration of the complexities of the African American experience continues to resonate in today's society, highlighting the enduring struggle for civil rights and social justice. This audiobook serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of understanding our past to navigate the present and shape a more equitable future....more5h 36minPlay
March 05, 2026019 - ConclusionIn this engaging second edition of her groundbreaking work The Evolution of Woman (1894), subtitled An Inquiry into the Dogma of Womans Inferiority to Man, Eliza Burt Gamble delves into the complexities of gender through the lens of Darwins theory of evolution. She meticulously compares the biological development of male and female organisms, shedding light on their inherent differences. By tracing the role of women from prehistoric societies to more advanced civilizations, Gamble illustrates the significant transformations in womens social and economic conditions up to the publication of this edition in 1916. Join us as we explore the profound insights and historical context that challenge long-held beliefs about gender roles. - Summary by Rapunzelina...more33minPlay
March 05, 2026018 - The RenaissanceIn this engaging second edition of her groundbreaking work The Evolution of Woman (1894), subtitled An Inquiry into the Dogma of Womans Inferiority to Man, Eliza Burt Gamble delves into the complexities of gender through the lens of Darwins theory of evolution. She meticulously compares the biological development of male and female organisms, shedding light on their inherent differences. By tracing the role of women from prehistoric societies to more advanced civilizations, Gamble illustrates the significant transformations in womens social and economic conditions up to the publication of this edition in 1916. Join us as we explore the profound insights and historical context that challenge long-held beliefs about gender roles. - Summary by Rapunzelina...more19minPlay
March 05, 2026017 - Roman Law Roman Women and ChristianityIn this engaging second edition of her groundbreaking work The Evolution of Woman (1894), subtitled An Inquiry into the Dogma of Womans Inferiority to Man, Eliza Burt Gamble delves into the complexities of gender through the lens of Darwins theory of evolution. She meticulously compares the biological development of male and female organisms, shedding light on their inherent differences. By tracing the role of women from prehistoric societies to more advanced civilizations, Gamble illustrates the significant transformations in womens social and economic conditions up to the publication of this edition in 1916. Join us as we explore the profound insights and historical context that challenge long-held beliefs about gender roles. - Summary by Rapunzelina...more29minPlay
March 05, 2026016 - Athenian WomenIn this engaging second edition of her groundbreaking work The Evolution of Woman (1894), subtitled An Inquiry into the Dogma of Womans Inferiority to Man, Eliza Burt Gamble delves into the complexities of gender through the lens of Darwins theory of evolution. She meticulously compares the biological development of male and female organisms, shedding light on their inherent differences. By tracing the role of women from prehistoric societies to more advanced civilizations, Gamble illustrates the significant transformations in womens social and economic conditions up to the publication of this edition in 1916. Join us as we explore the profound insights and historical context that challenge long-held beliefs about gender roles. - Summary by Rapunzelina...more41minPlay
March 05, 2026015 - Ancient SpartaIn this engaging second edition of her groundbreaking work The Evolution of Woman (1894), subtitled An Inquiry into the Dogma of Womans Inferiority to Man, Eliza Burt Gamble delves into the complexities of gender through the lens of Darwins theory of evolution. She meticulously compares the biological development of male and female organisms, shedding light on their inherent differences. By tracing the role of women from prehistoric societies to more advanced civilizations, Gamble illustrates the significant transformations in womens social and economic conditions up to the publication of this edition in 1916. Join us as we explore the profound insights and historical context that challenge long-held beliefs about gender roles. - Summary by Rapunzelina...more46minPlay
March 05, 2026014 - Women in Early Historic TimesIn this engaging second edition of her groundbreaking work The Evolution of Woman (1894), subtitled An Inquiry into the Dogma of Womans Inferiority to Man, Eliza Burt Gamble delves into the complexities of gender through the lens of Darwins theory of evolution. She meticulously compares the biological development of male and female organisms, shedding light on their inherent differences. By tracing the role of women from prehistoric societies to more advanced civilizations, Gamble illustrates the significant transformations in womens social and economic conditions up to the publication of this edition in 1916. Join us as we explore the profound insights and historical context that challenge long-held beliefs about gender roles. - Summary by Rapunzelina...more25minPlay
March 05, 2026013 - Early Historic Society Founded on the GensIn this engaging second edition of her groundbreaking work The Evolution of Woman (1894), subtitled An Inquiry into the Dogma of Womans Inferiority to Man, Eliza Burt Gamble delves into the complexities of gender through the lens of Darwins theory of evolution. She meticulously compares the biological development of male and female organisms, shedding light on their inherent differences. By tracing the role of women from prehistoric societies to more advanced civilizations, Gamble illustrates the significant transformations in womens social and economic conditions up to the publication of this edition in 1916. Join us as we explore the profound insights and historical context that challenge long-held beliefs about gender roles. - Summary by Rapunzelina...more39minPlay
March 05, 2026012 - Theories to Explain Wife-CaptureIn this engaging second edition of her groundbreaking work The Evolution of Woman (1894), subtitled An Inquiry into the Dogma of Womans Inferiority to Man, Eliza Burt Gamble delves into the complexities of gender through the lens of Darwins theory of evolution. She meticulously compares the biological development of male and female organisms, shedding light on their inherent differences. By tracing the role of women from prehistoric societies to more advanced civilizations, Gamble illustrates the significant transformations in womens social and economic conditions up to the publication of this edition in 1916. Join us as we explore the profound insights and historical context that challenge long-held beliefs about gender roles. - Summary by Rapunzelina...more35minPlay
March 05, 2026011 - The Mother-RightIn this engaging second edition of her groundbreaking work The Evolution of Woman (1894), subtitled An Inquiry into the Dogma of Womans Inferiority to Man, Eliza Burt Gamble delves into the complexities of gender through the lens of Darwins theory of evolution. She meticulously compares the biological development of male and female organisms, shedding light on their inherent differences. By tracing the role of women from prehistoric societies to more advanced civilizations, Gamble illustrates the significant transformations in womens social and economic conditions up to the publication of this edition in 1916. Join us as we explore the profound insights and historical context that challenge long-held beliefs about gender roles. - Summary by Rapunzelina...more17minPlay
FAQs about Sexes in Science and History:How many episodes does Sexes in Science and History have?The podcast currently has 40 episodes available.