Development of Feministic Anthropology
For a long time, historiography had been claiming that the Past as well as the Present and the Future were common for both sexes. These attitudes have been changed with the appearance of women-anthropologists at the beginning of the 19th century. The article reveals responses the humanities have made to this invasion of women-investigators into the androcentric social science and highlights the role of women-scientists for the development of the feminist project in the 20th century anthropology.