Mary Wollstonecraft · Politics
Wollstonecraft’s deepest claim was that women’s apparent weakness was no fact of nature but the manufactured product of a corrupt education designed to make them charming, dependent, and unfit to reason.
You learned that Wollstonecraft traced women’s degradation to their education. In your own words, how did she argue that a system can manufacture the very inferiority it then uses to justify itself?
Leads to John Locke.
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