Woman and Socialism

Contents: Introduction. Chapter I. The Position Of Woman In Primeval Society. Chapter Ii. Conflict Between Matriarchate And Patriarchate. Chapter Iii. Christianity. Chapter Iv. Woman In The Mediaeval Age. Chapter V. The Reformation. Chapter Vi. The Eighteenth Century. Woman At The Present Day. Chapter Vii. Woman As A Sex Being. Chapter Viii. Modern Marriage.Chapter Ix. Disruption Of The Family. Chapter X. Marriage As A Means Of Support. Chapter Xi. The Chances Of Matrimony. Chapter Xii. Prostitution A Necessary Social Institution Of Bourgeois Society. Chapter Xiii. Woman In Industry. Chapter Xiv. The Struggle Of Woman For Education. Chapter Xv. The Legal Status Of Women. Chapter Xvi. The Class-State And The Modern Proletariat. Chapter Xvii. The Process Of Concentration In Capitalistic Industry. Chapter Xviii. Crises And Competition. Chapter Xix. The Revolution In Agriculture.The Socialization Of Society: Chapter Xx. The Social Revolution. Chapter Xxi. Fundamental Laws Of Socialistic Society. Chapter Xxii. Socialism And Agriculture. Chapter Xxiii. Abolition Of The State. Chapter Xxiv. The Future Of Religion. Chapter Xxv. The Socialist System Of Education. Chapter Xxvi. Literature And Art Its Socialistic Society. Chapter Xxvii. Free Development Of Individuality. Chapter Xxviii. Woman In The Future.Chapter Xxix. Internationality. Chapter Xxx. The Question Of Population And Socialism. Conclusion.

Woman and Socialism was published in numerous editions in many languages, updated continuously during Bebel\'s lifetime, and many of these editions contained only a part of the original work. This edition is complete, and was produced to mark the 50th Jubilee of the formation of German Workers Clubs in America.