A discussion-first deck exploring Barbauld’s The Rights of Woman, covering its context in relation to Mary Wollstonecraft’s early feminist writing, its shifting rhetorical structure, and its contested themes around early feminism and ambiguity. Examines direct address, imperative mood, and debated irony through discussion questions and hands-on activities throughout.

File information: Non-editable PDF, Not an editable PowerPoint / How to use: Upload to your LMS for digital learning / Print selected pages for classroom use / Display pages to guide discussion and activities / Adapt in presentation or design platforms if desired (formatting may vary)