John Ralston Saul Quote

There is little to envy in the woman's position either. For perhaps the first time in history, she has a general sense of herself as an individual apart from men. This self-confidence gives her drive and makes her want to succeed. As a result she is eager to join the system. She does not have a clear idea of what it will do to her. Her focus is on her own past and on what men did to women — not on the male structure and what it does to men.


Voltaire's Bastards (1992)


There is little to envy in the woman's position either. For perhaps the first time in history, she has a general sense of herself as an individual...

There is little to envy in the woman's position either. For perhaps the first time in history, she has a general sense of herself as an individual...

There is little to envy in the woman's position either. For perhaps the first time in history, she has a general sense of herself as an individual...

There is little to envy in the woman's position either. For perhaps the first time in history, she has a general sense of herself as an individual...