woman and labor
Olive Emilie Albertina Schreiner, a South African writer and political activist, is well remembered as an eloquent spokesman for feminist and pacifist causes. Woman and Labour, published in 1911, are the notes for her feminist credo, which quickly developed into the “bible” of the early-20th-century feminist movement. The author examines the social changes engendered by technological progress and advocates new and expanded roles for women, including a departure from the customary dependence on men for support and well-being.
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