The voice of Harriet Taylor Mill

Abstract

Contents Prelude 1. The Diary poems on marriage and divorce on education of women book reviews on Bentham ethics on conformity on proverbs poems on Fox's and Social Anomaly on seasons travel diary Interlude What the collaborative self is not What the collaborative self allowed role switching passion anger intimacy blended family collaborative intellectual work Reverberations of the collaborative self connections with subjugated groups refusal to accept either/or ways of thinking How did they create and maintain this collaborative self? Why did they? 2. Operatic Ensembles After the First Death Harriet's illness Caroline Hardy Ley's domestic abuse Trustee Problem Religion Dedication Controversy John Taylor Marriage to John Mrs. Mill Harriet as daughter Harriet as mother Harriet as friend Harriet as mother, again 3. Joint Work Why their collaboration has been discounted Harriet and John's collaboration with others Evidence of collaboration with each other Collaboration on Principles of Political Economy Collaboration on the Revision of Principles of Political Economy Enfranchisement of Women Collaboration on Domestic Violence Collaboration on On Liberty Conclusion Appendix: Family Tree Notes Bibliography Index