profesional de ésta [The concept and limits of women's education and her professional aptitude]. The section dealt with the debate of the similarities and difference between women and men's education, what tools were necessary to organize a good education system for women, what aptitudes women had for teaching and other jobs and women's physical education. The vice-president of this round table was Emilia Pardo Bazán. Arenal's position was supporting women's education without limitation. Legacy Arenal's achievements were extraordinary in a largely traditional Spain, focusing her work on those marginalised in society. She wrote not only extensively on the state of prisons for both men and women, but also on the role of women in society in works such as La Mujer del Porvenir [The Woman of the Future] (1869), The education of women, The current state of women in Spain, The work of women, La mujer de su casa [The woman of the house] (1883) and Domestic service. It is this work which made her known as the founder of the feminist movement in Spain. A monument to Concepción Arenal was erected in 1934 in Madrid, and the Library of Law, Political Sciences and Labour Relations of the University of Santiago de Compostela bears her name. Ideologically, Arenal was a reformist deeply rooted in Christian doctrine. Bibliography Tributes On 31 January 2015, Google Doodle celebrated Concepción Arenal’s 195th Birthday. References External links Biographical page about Concepción Arenal (in Spanish) 1820 births 1893 deaths People from Ferrol, Spain Complutense University of Madrid alumni Writers from Galicia (Spain) Spanish feminists Spanish feminist writers 19th-century Spanish people Spanish women's rights activists 19th-century Spanish women writers 19th-century Spanish writers Spanish suffragists