The Education of Girls

Lupton's treatise on the education of young women challenges traditional views on gender roles and education. Drawing upon her own extensive experience as an educator, Lupton argues that girls are just as suited to classical education as their male peers, and offers guidance on the best way to bring up well-rounded individuals. A must-read for educators and feminists of all ages.

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