De Vrouw: Haar Bouw En Haar Inwendige Organen

A scientific publication written in the late 19th century. This work serves as a popular sketch aimed at providing a comprehensive understanding of the female body, focusing on both external characteristics and internal organs through illustrative plates and explanatory text. The central topic is women's anatomy, particularly the structure and function of female reproductive organs, addressing a notable lack of knowledge among women regarding their own bodies. The opening of the book starts with a foreword by the author, addressing her concerns about the widespread ignorance surrounding women's bodies, even among the educated. Jacobs expresses her intent to provide a concise, accessible resource that caters to the general public's curiosity and need for information. The text outlines the aim of offering clear descriptions supported by illustrations, emphasizing the importance of understanding both the general framework of human anatomy and specific details relating to female organs. This introduction sets the tone for the detailed exploration of human anatomical structures that follows, underlining the need for improved education on the subject.