Does anyone have a translated pro-feminist version of william shakespeare's "The Seven Ages of Man"?

Question

I am a school teacher and would like further advice.
Credit will be given to all those who respond.
I work at UCLA and will promote work if you wish in my new femenists book. But for right now, I would like to use a response from the public for my students. Thank you.

Answer 1

I found a few versions of 'The Seven Ages of Woman' at various sites online, they may be helpful to you:

This one by Terri Chance listed as a columnist on dailycamera.com

"From the school magazine
poem by Sophie Hainsworth (adapted from Shakespeare)",

Anagrammy Awards > Literary Archives > Larry Brash

Chillin Woman

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Translated into what? It was written in English!

Pro-feminist version? He wrote ONE version.

You work at UCLA and cannot spell feminist? I don't think so.