Woman in Science With an Introductory Chapter on Woman's Long Struggle for Things of the Mind

"Woman in Science" by J. A. (John Augustine) Zahm is a history book that shines a light on women who contributed to science and the battles they fought to be recognized for their intelligence. The story explains the difficulties women faced in getting an education, especially in places like ancient Greece and Rome, where they weren't usually allowed to learn. It shares stories of women like Aspasia and Sappho, who defied the odds and made important intellectual contributions. The book sets the scene for a broader look at women's achievements in science, celebrating their strength and how their role in society slowly changed over time.