Mary Collier was an English poet known for her work in the 18th century. She focused on themes of women's experiences and rural life. Her poetry often highlighted the struggles of working-class women. Collier's most notable work is "The Woman's Labour," which critiques societal expectations. She is remembered for her contributions to early feminist literature and her unique voice in English poetry.
Women’s labour has long sustained households, economies and societies, yet much of it remains invisible in economic thinking and public policy. From agricultural fields to domestic spaces and...
