The Rights of Women and the Sexual Relations/Contents

by Karl Heinzen

 

CONTENTS.

PART I.
Page.
1. An Address to an Unknown Lady Reader	1
2. Historical Review of the Legal Position of Women	6
3. The Emancipation of Woman	30
4. The Passive Prostitution of Women	41
5. The Active Prostitution of Men	47
6. The Excuses of Men	55
7. Love and Jealousy	62
8. Morality	70
9. Marriage	80
10. Adultery	104
11. Divorce	113
12. Is Marriage a Contract?	121
13. Hanging a Woman	128
14. Religion	135
15. The Economic Independence of Woman	149
16. Liberty and the Revolution the Allies of Women	154
17. Conclusion	162
18. Postscript	167
19. Preface to Part II	175

PART II.
Luise Meyen on Men and Women —
⁠1. The Rights and Condition of Women	181
⁠2. Open Letter to Dr. Arnold Ruge, London	187
⁠3. Men	195
⁠4. Women	214
⁠5. The Convention of German Women in Frauenstadt	227
⁠6. The Convention of German Women in Frauenstadt	233
⁠7. Concerning Womanhood (a lecture, 1873)	346