"A Woman's Philosophy of Woman; or, Woman Enfranchised. A Reply to Michelet, Proudhon, Giraudin, Legouvet, Comte, and Other Modern Innovators" is an important and influential work written by Madame d'Ericourt. In this book, the author analyzes and criticizes the views of famous philosophers and publicists of the 19th century on the role of women in society. Madame d'Ericourt offered her own unique philosophy of femininity, questioning many conventional notions of female nature and the role of women in society. It examines ideas of gender equality, social stereotypes, political aspects of gender equality and other topical issues. This book is an important source both for studying the history of feminism and for understanding how the emancipation of women was perceived in the philosophical and political environment of the 19th century. It inspires readers to rethink the concept of femininity and masculinity, stimulating discussion and open dialogue about gender issues in modern society."