Caroline Bartlett Crane, Female Sociologist, Eco Women’s Dissident Rationale and Conservation Wanders

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  • Lejla Mušić Full Time Professor, Department of Sociology, Faculty of Political Sciences, Sarajevo University, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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conservation project, professional sociologist, women sociology, dissident rationale

Abstract

Linda J. Rynbrandt & Mary Jo Deegan (2002: 58) inspected the examine wanders and noteworthiness of Caroline Bartlett Crane’s work, to be particular giving her educational bequest taking after comments: “Applied humanist and celebrated Energetic Period reformer, was a celebrated figure, national pioneer in gracious sanitation, herald of the environment and eco woman’s rights advancements of these days, Crane and her life spoke to the speculation of eco woman’s rights pragmatism”. Crucial truth nearly individual notes from Crane’s life were that she became parcel of Benefit in show disdain toward of the wishes of her family. In her devotion she formed settlement in church named Crane’s direction church in Kalamazoo, Michigan that was comparative to Jane Adams’s Hull House settlement, Chicago. Crane was social reformist, energetic sociologists that committed her life to suffrage, human rights, and sanitation- conservation wanders. Importance of Caroline Bartlett Crane’s capable work in human science, was complemented since her “claim to the title of humanist is less self-evident to advanced specialists who are arranged to complement men’s special, objective sharpens in the academy” (Rynbrandt & Deegan, 2002: 60). The analysis of the student opinions will inscribe the differences in between the importance of the ecofeminism, and feminism, in general.

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2025-03-26

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Lejla Mušić. (2025). Caroline Bartlett Crane, Female Sociologist, Eco Women’s Dissident Rationale and Conservation Wanders. ournal of esearch in ocial cience and umanities, 4(3), 1–4. etrieved from https://www.pioneerpublisher.com/jrssh/article/view/1234

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