Abstract
NO IDEA has more entranced the human mind, since mind became highly conscious of itself, than the idea of woman's role in society. The concept of society itself, being more abstract and philosophical, presumably was of later origin than the concept of woman's meaning for life. After the idea of society was formulated, however, interpretations of woman were increasingly integrated with interpretations of society, and in the modern world the three formulations of thought -woman, role, society-are the media for broad assertions of knowledge about the feminine character.
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