A General View of Positivism · Character
Chivalry
Medieval institution discussed in relation to women.
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First appearance: The Influence of Positivism Upon Women
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Discussed as an institution that will revive under Positivism, based on feudal spirit rather than theology, and adapted to protect the weak in a pacific society.
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