Global History of Women's rights | Empowering Women in Pakistan | FT Naeem Mirza |124| TG Podcast

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Very informative talks... Good job Faisal khan keep it up.

[@TimesGlo]

Thank you Haseeb bhai♥️

[@shakeeladnanhashmi]

Yes, John Stuart Mill's wife, Harriet Taylor Mill, was a significant influence on his work and a writer in her own right. She was a philosopher, feminist, and essayist who shared her husband's passion for liberal politics and social reform. While we don't know the exact extent of her contributions to Mill's writings, it's clear that she was a valuable partner in his intellectual endeavors. Harriet Taylor Mill's own writings include essays on women's rights, education, and political philosophy. Her work "The Enfranchisement of Women" (1851) argued for women's suffrage and equality, influencing Mill's thoughts on gender and politics. The couple's relationship was a true partnership, with Harriet providing feedback, suggestions, and encouragement on Mill's work. He often acknowledged her influence and credited her with shaping his ideas. So, while we can't quantify her direct contributions to his concepts, her impact on his thinking and writing was undoubtedly significant.

[@waqarahmed91]

Such a brilliant podcast! Thanks to Faisal sb and timesglo.

[@TimesGlo]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@hafeezkumbhar1334]

Excellent program