Maurice Hamington compared this woman with Maurice Merleau-Ponty in her book Embodied Care.
Maurice Hamington compared this woman with Maurice Merleau-Ponty in her book Embodied Care. This woman told the story of the "Devil Baby" which terrorizes Italian women who have evil husbands in her book The Long Road of Woman's Memory. She proposed improving the world through "lateral progress," and wrote that robust democracy requires "sympathetic knowledge." This good friend of Mary Rozet Smith took up baking after Leo Tolstoy called her an absentee landlord. Her book The Spirit of Youth and the City Streets analyzed juvenile delinquency. This president of the Woman's International League for Peace and Freedom explained her pacifism in the book Peace and Bread in Time of War. She's better known for working with Ellen Gates Starr on another creation, which was modeled on Toynbee Hall.  FTP, name this activist who founded a social settlement in Chicago called Hull House.
Maurice Hamington compared this woman with Maurice Merleau-Ponty in her book Embodied Care.
Jane Addams