Margaret Cavendish wrote approximately fourteen works. Many of her works were written in a fashion that would be considered sarcastic. Most of her ideas and theories were confusing and novel to the people of her time because she had no one who shared her opinions (Sunshine 1). She used sarcasm to poke fun at the way women were treated in society. Most of her writings describe women as less than human and unworthy of the attention of men. Her feminist perceptions are especially apparent in her published works. She set a precedent by writing a play titled The Convent of Pleasure; it was about a lesbian relationship, a subject totally unheard of in England during the seventeenth century. She defended the fairer sex in all areas of her accomplishments including her published works.

Margaret saw men as equal to women

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