The book "Wild Amaranths of Women: Essays on the Reevaluation of Moral Standards" by the famous English writer and feminist Catherine Gasquoine Hartley is a collection of essays that reveal complex aspects of the status of women in society and the reproduction and change of moral standards. The author analyzes how women face stereotypes, social norms and views on their place in the world. From her own experience and observations, Hartley highlights the issues of sexism, discrimination, societal perceptions of women's roles, and attempts to justify and reevaluate their moral actions. "Wild Amaranths of Women" offers readers a deep understanding of feminist issues and challenges faced by women in the 19th and 20th centuries. This book is an important resource for both those interested in the history of the struggle for women's rights and for contemporary scholars of gender stereotypes and moral debates. The author reveals the complex aspects of femininity and the challenges that women experience on their way to equality and recognition in society.