Keywords
‘female issue’
Julia Dickstein-Wielezynska
How to Cite
Abstract
The article draws attention to the roots of attitudes Julia Dickstein-Wielezynska to the „woman question”, its relation to her present and a vision of „a woman of the future.”
It shows her activity of social activist, speaker and publicist. It discusses the ideological inspiration of her attitude, which was the work of Narcissa Zmichowska,
Eliza Orzeszkowa Cecilia Walewska and her contemporary philosophical currents. Dickstein-Wielezynska saw the „woman question” from universalist perspective, characteristic for the liberal feminism. She perceived femininity as cultural category, which is subject to social change. Historical and evolutionary approach allowed her to believe in the possibility of the implementation of the „new woman”, guided by the ethos of great predecessors and free from the limitations and weaknesses.
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Walewska C., W walce o równe prawa. Nasze bojownice, Wydane staraniem Redakcji „Kobiety Współczesnej”, Warszawa 1930.
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