within specific contexts interacting with each other. We cannot make any valid claims about the unquestionable nature of the sexes because we only have observed them. Improvement of society is intrinsically linked to the _ _ of _ within it. The "experience" that justifies the efficacy of the current system is based solely on the experience of men and cannot be relied upon as evidence of truth. Paul's Cathedral The goal of English society - perhaps all of humanity, since Mill is a totalizer - is that it should endorse "_ _" that "may show to be the most advantageous to humanity in general, without distinctions of sex" "social arrangements" (1109). Women's subordination in Victorian culture is an anomaly in the otherwise progressive trend of modern thought: "an _ _," "a _ _," "a _ _." an isolated factĪ single relic (1109) Mill illustrates the oddity of women's subordination by using a religiously inflected architectural metaphor of a _ or Roman temple standing in the place of _. more progressive opinions have had time to be argued and challenged. In On Liberty, Mill sees the present as better than the past because it is.
Women are taught "meekness, submissiveness, and resignation" are "an essential part of _ _" sexual attractiveness (1108) Human improvement depends on seeing the man/woman power dynamic as a _ of the _.
Women's love for and obedience to their husbands and devotion to their children is not natural, but a product of their _. Others who have been subjugated by law and/or custom do so our of fear of their masters or their religion. Women's relationships w/ men are different than the relationships between powerful/power models Mill mentions earlier in that women are not. but they have been taught to be quiet, so they don't express their opinion. More women may feel this way than the ones who write about.
What are the three things women want? 1) Suffrage Women as subjects are different (than masters, monarchs, conquerors, and lords) because they voluntarily _ _ _: they don't "complain," they "consent" submit to men (1106) Mill points out that there is written evidence that _ have not accepted their subjection.
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