Madeleine de Puisieux

In 1745, she achieved her goal and with the help of her friend, Denis Diderot[1] she published one of her first works entitled Les Caractères sometime in the year 1750.

[3] Madeleine de Puisieux had a longtime relationship with fellow philosopher, art critic, Denis Diderot from 1746 to 1755.

[4] Puisieux published one of her most famous works in 1750 entitled, La femme n'est pas inférieure à l'homme [fr] ('Woman is Not Inferior to Man').

[5] She based these questions found in the 1405 publication, La Cité des dames ('The City of Ladies') by Christine de Pisan.

[7] This made her name a well-known one among the population as Puisieux wanted to encourage girls to know about gender equality with feminism as her platform of teaching.