"A Fair Chance for the Girls"

In this article the author Edward Clarke writes about the harmful effects of education on the sexual development and reproductive capacities of women. While reading this article I was forced to be open minded and accept every aspect of this reading in order to fully understand it. As we further discussed this article I can clearly see where these arguments would stem and by factoring in the day and the amount of technology and modern medicine I was able to better understand them.
When he talks of the Miss G. that unfortunately lost her life I can see where he could say that it could come from being educated but he really didn't explain how this was linked to the brain. When he completed these tests he was under the impression that it wasn't in a woman's best interest to be educate because of the effects that it could have on the reproductive system. In this article the only piece of evidence that we see is that of the linking of the puberty......

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Title: A Fair Chance For The Girls
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