Abstract
American lecturer, critic, writer, and journalist, 1860–1935. Strongly influenced by social Darwinism, she argues against male-dominated society—which she calls our “Androcentric Culture.” Gilman is also known for two works of fiction, a strongly autobiographical account of a woman’s madness—The Yellow Wallpaper—and a delightful utopian novel depicting an all-female society—Herland.
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