La femme de demain
Etienne Lamy • 1901 • Perrin
- Author
- Etienne Lamy
- First published
- 1901
- Publisher
- Perrin
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Published in 1901 by Perrin, La femme de demain reflects the intellectual climate of fin-de-siècle France, a period characterized by intense debate regarding shifting gender roles and the modernization of society. Etienne Lamy, a politician and member of the Académie française, penned this work to articulate a traditionalist perspective on the domestic and social responsibilities of women at the dawn of the twentieth century.
The text serves as a representative artifact of conservative Catholic thought during the French Third Republic. Lamy sought to reconcile the inevitable progress of the new century with established social hierarchies, arguing for a moral framework rooted in domesticity. While the book received academic attention for its rhetorical style and its alignment with the social conservatism of the era, it remains a primary source for understanding the resistance to early feminist movements in pre-war French literature.
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