Educated Working Women: Essays on the Economic Position of Women Workers in the Middle Classes

Published in 1902, 'Educated Working Women' by Clara E. Collet is a collection of essays that examines the economic challenges faced by educated middle-class women in the workforce. Collet critiques societal prejudices that limit women's professional opportunities and argues for the importance of economic independence and self-worth. The essays explore the historical context of women's education and employment, highlighting the ongoing debates about gender equality and the systemic barriers that hinder women's progress in various professions.