The topic of our latest seminar was Mary Wollstonecraft, who was essentially the first feminist. She took a lot of influence from Rousseau, and made of point of having a go at women as a opposed to just men, like most feminists seem to these days. One example was when she wrote about the differences between men and women when they undertake a journey. She says that men only think about the destination, whereas women think about what they might see on the way, and what problems might occur, and other flippant thoughts.
I think you'll gain a better understanding of her views by reading a couple of seminar papers written by two of my coursemates: Uldduz and Ali