Engaging with María Zambrano's philosophy, the book explores the evolution of feminist thought from the Seneca Falls Declaration in 1848 to contemporary movements. It discusses the suffragette movement, feminism of equality, and feminism of difference, intertwining these historical developments with deep reflections on women's metaphysical existence. Key issues of equality, egalitarianism, and freedom are examined, providing a rich dialogue between feminist theory and Zambrano's insights.
