The education of the women has experienced a transformation in its objectives and the extent of its addresses; it has happened in little more than one century. It has provided to them new opportunities of life and activity; but, at the same time, it has demanded to them to resign to important knowledge and practices of which they were protagonists. These contributions guarantee fundamental elements to the family and social life. A new way to understand the application of the equality principle and of the concept genre as category of analysis leads today to rethink the scholastic project so that the feminine sexual difference does not disappear inside this universal modal that is masculine.
Education; Women; Sexual Difference; Genre Equality; Feminine Genealogy; Coeducation