Mary Astell

On December 7, 2013, Mary Astell says, "If all men were born freely, how do all women lay slaves? ' please ask. Mary Astell was called "the first British feminist" and I chose her as the subject of this article. Because she equally treats men about what a man should be and she is allowed to pursue what they want. Occupation or degree She is an interesting topic, but her perception of feminism is influencing their way of thinking today. In other words, I think that she should be included in the classic of British major writers.

Mary Astell was the eldest son of Peter Astell and Mary Errington Astell, born in Newcastle in 1666. Like his father and brother Isaac, Peter Astel is a coal businessman working in the center of the British coal industry and a historical office staff. Mary Astell's mother is the daughter of another wealthy Newcastle coal merchant. The Astell family belonged to their ancestors, but they gained this position through the expansion of their ancestors, and their lineage was confirmed only in the year Mary Astell was born. Mary Astell grew up in a relatively wealthy situation, as revealed by Allcast biographer Ruth Perry in 1678, as seen in the entire article by Newcastle Records' Peter Aster. Mary Astell's only surviving brother, brother Peter, finally became a successful lawyer. In addition, Astel may not like to see Newcastle's political turmoil during restoration and the glorious revolution, and grab it.

Perry suggested to die in 1695, but some sources said that Mary Astel's mother died this year. Mary Astell who died this year may be an aunt of a philosopher. Aster moved to London in a few years, probably because of the political turmoil in Newcastle between 1686 and 1888. Aster moved to London. She may have received initial support from the archbishop San Croft who may have introduced her to Mrs. Catherine Jones. As soon as I moved, Astar made a circle of close friends including Mrs. Catherine, Mrs. Anna and Mrs. Elizabeth Hastings. These friends will economically support Astell socially, to some extent, during the rest of her life

One of Mary Astell 's most famous contacts is Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, born after Astell and its previous circle. It is a generation. Mary still read a serious suggestion while being a young girl. She is one of the famous blue socks that may be affected by Astel. Mary Astell is interested in young ladies, and they have intelligent intimacy, but her temperament is quite different from that of Aster. The scholars noticed that Mary had a tendency to indulge in the enjoyment of society, and Mary Astel seems to have brought it to himself to make her friends get away from sin . 15 to 16)