(1886) - The Woman Question - Edward Aveling and Eleanor Marx Aveling
Published in 1887 as a review of August Bebel's Woman: Past, Present and Future in Commonwealth, Edward Aveline and Eleanor Marx, in The Woman Question, explored problem of the dual oppression of women, under markets and patriarchy. They argued that women's subjugation was not a result of inherent differences but a product of economic and social systems designed to perpetuate class and gender inequality. They emphasized that the liberation of women was inseparable from the broader revolutionary transformation of society, which required the overthrow of economic structures.
[T]hose who attack the present treatment of women without seeking for the cause of this in the economics of our latter-day society are like doctors who treat a local affection without inquiring into the general bodily health.