The Uncompromising Doctor Madeleine Pelletier: Feminist and Political Activist
Nothing seemed to predispose Anne Pelletier (1874–1939), born in the dingy back room of her parents’ fruit and vegetable shop in the rue des Petits-Carreaux in Paris, to become Dr Madeleine Pelletier, anthropologist, physician, psychiatrist and feminist theoretician (Figure 4.1). Pelletier’s later w...
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| description | Nothing seemed to predispose Anne Pelletier (1874–1939), born in the dingy back room of her parents’ fruit and vegetable shop in the rue des Petits-Carreaux in Paris, to become Dr Madeleine Pelletier, anthropologist, physician, psychiatrist and feminist theoretician (Figure 4.1). Pelletier’s later writings on sexuality, the right to abortion, the education of girls, and the questioning of the traditional nuclear family were to carry the most weight in the analysis of women’s condition, but her achievements during the Belle Epoque were crucial in French women’s itinerary toward equality. Focusing on the period from 1898 to 1910, this chapter examines |
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