Wanita dalam Revolusi Prancis

Puan Kebebasan memimpin rakyat Revolusi Prancis tahun 1830

Sejak akhir abad ke-20, para sejarawan memperdebatkan soal bagaimana kaum wanita berbagi dalam Revolusi Prancis dan apa dampak jangka panjang yang dimiliki pada wanita Prancis. Wanita tak memiliki hak politik di Prancis sebelum revolusi. Mereka dianggap menjadi warga "pasif", dipaksa untuk mengikuti pria untuk menentukan apa yang terbaik bagi mereka. Perubahan dramatis dalam teori yang tampak adalah kemajuan besar dalam feminisme. Feminisme timbul di Prancis sebagai bagian dari tuntutan besar untuk reformasi sosial dan politik. Wanita menuntut kesetaraan dengan pria dan kemudian beralih ke tuntutan untuk mengakhiri dominasi pria.

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