Women -- History; Women -- Psychology; Women -- Social conditions
The Ways of Women
BY IDA M. TARBELL
_Cloth, 12mo, $1.00_
What are the activities and responsibilities of the average normal
woman? This is the question which Miss Tarbell considers in this book.
Despite the change in the outward habits, conduct, points of view,
and ways of doing things, which marks the present age, Miss Tarbell
maintains that certain great currents of life still persist. To
consider that these are lost in the new world of machines and systems
is, she holds, only to study the surface. The relation to society and
to the future of the old and common pursuits of the woman is her theme,
which at once makes the volume appear as a sort of supplement to her
previous work, “The Business of Being a Woman.”
“A book of hopeful, cheerful thoughts ... a very human book, worthy of
careful reading.”
--_Literary Digest._
“A striking exposition of present-day woman’s ways.”
--_Philadelphia North American._
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York
Transcriber’s Notes
Errors in punctuation have been fixed.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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