Discuss the feminist primary sources

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1. Discuss the feminist primary sources that were provided for this week (Norton and Pankhurst). What was women's general legal condition in Europe (and particularly in Britain--the legal situation of women did vary somewhat by country during this time period) in the late 19th century? What solutions did Norton and Pankhurst advocate for and why? To what extent do you find their arguments compelling? Please respond in 300+ words or 7+ minutes.

2. Discuss what you learned from the Food for Thought entries on poverty in early modern Europe and the US today. How was poverty characterized during the early modern period (in other words, what did people see as the causes of poverty and the appropriate ways to address it socially)? To what extent have our modern conceptualization of poverty and treatment of the poor changed? To what extent haven't they? Please respond in 300+ words or 7+ minutes.

3. Discuss what you learned from the Food for Thought entry on psychiatric units in 19th and 20th century Europe. How was mental health characterized during this time period (in other words, what did people see as the causes of mental health issues and the appropriate ways to address them socially)? To what extent have our modern conceptualization of mental health and treatment of people with mental health challenges changed? To what extent haven't they? Please respond in 300+ words or 7+ minutes. 04 files.

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