La femme de demain
Etienne Lamy • Dent & Sons
- Author
- Etienne Lamy
- Publisher
- Dent & Sons
- Subjects
- Femmes
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Published in the early 20th century by J.M. Dent & Sons, La femme de demain was authored by Etienne Lamy, a prominent French academic and member of the Académie française. The work emerged from the intellectual climate of the Belle Époque, a period characterized by intense debate regarding the changing role of women in society, the rise of the feminist movement, and the traditionalist pushback from conservative thinkers.
Lamy’s writing reflects the anxieties of the era, offering a sociological and moralistic critique of the evolving status of women within the family and the workforce. The volume was designed to appeal to the educated bourgeoisie who were grappling with the rapid transition toward modernity. While Lamy was well-regarded for his rhetorical style and conservative advocacy, the book serves primarily as a historical artifact capturing the deeply polarized views on gender norms prevalent in French society prior to the First World War.
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