A compelling portrait of the writer and her engagement with her own world. Constructed as a series of essays on art, memory, painting, rank, property, appearance, etc., this is immensely readable.
Wollstonecraft: Philosophy, Passion, and Politics
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£25.00
Hardback978069116903312/01/2021
Categories: 01. Books for the New Year 2021: Biography & Memoir, Biography (Georgian Group), Biography, Letters & Diaries, Books for the New Year 2021, The Georgian Group
Tags: Biography: philosophy and social sciences, Biography: writers, Books about Writers, Georgians, Political science and theory, Social and political philosophy
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