Woman, Church and State

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Woman, Church and State is an 1893 feminist and freethought book by Matilda Joslyn Gage that critiques the historical alliance between religious institutions and patriarchal oppression of women.

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instanceOf book
freethought literature
argues religious institutions have supported patriarchal control over women
theology has been used to restrict women's rights
associatedWithMovement first-wave feminism
freethought movement
author Matilda Joslyn Gage NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticizes Christian churches
historical alliance between church and state
patriarchal religious doctrines
documentedIn bibliographies of feminist literature
histories of American freethought
focusesOn historical oppression of women
legal subordination of women
religious justification of women's inequality
genre feminist theory
religious criticism
social criticism
hasPart critique of biblical teachings on women
discussion of marriage laws
discussion of property rights of women
historical analysis of witch hunts
hasPerspective anti-clerical
pro–women's suffrage
secular
influenced later feminist critiques of religion
language English
mainSubject Christianity and women
church–state relations
feminism
patriarchy
religion and society
women's rights
notableFor integration of historical, legal, and theological analysis
linking church doctrine to civil law oppression of women
radical criticism of Christianity from a feminist perspective
originalPublisher The Truth Seeker Company NERFINISHED
placeOfPublication New York City
publicationCentury 19th century
publicationYear 1893
relatedWork History of Woman Suffrage NERFINISHED
Woman, Church and State (reprint editions) NERFINISHED
targetAudience readers interested in feminism
readers interested in religious criticism

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Matilda Joslyn Gage notableWork Woman, Church and State