Discussion
Who of the following wrote 'The Subjection of Women' ?
Answer: D
The Subjection of Women was written by John Stuart Mill.
Published in 1869, and written with the influence of Harriet Taylor Mill, the essay argued that the legal subordination of women to men is wrong and a hindrance to human improvement, and that women should have equal rights, including the vote.
James Mill, his father, wrote the Essay on Government, which excluded women from the franchise. Jeremy Bentham founded utilitarianism, and Karl Marx did not write this work.
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