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This paragraph inspired me that in childhood, we learned how to think and reason. Thinking and reasoning were a lifelong task.

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“The great misfortune is this, that they both acquire manners before morals, and a knowledge of life before they have, from reflection, any acquaintance with the grand ideal outline of human nature” - p.34

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She’s basically saying a woman shouldn’t have to do anything for a man and she can do what she pleases when she pleases and how men always tend to gravitate towards comparing us humans to stuff from nature to justify their arguments which is a. Bit silly and she knows that cuz she says “what nonsense” cuz it is lol

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I like this line a lot because it calls for women to have independent thought and reason, to build their own values separate from men. I also like how she takes Rosseau’s ideas and widens them :)

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I thought this quote was super interesting as for me this relates to the current sociopolitical climate of female rights

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Jin

The text implies that Mens are not intellectually superior to woman, nor they are born perfectly which was a common precept in the times. In fact she says men are simple and immature, by using the word such as infants.

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She claimed that women like man, are rational beings capable of independent thought

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Lucy/Eric

-Male dominated theory is inconsistent(specifically Rousseau), In its claim that women should be domesicated

-Men behave immoraly, or even without morality whatsoever, when they attempt to dampen the character of women to that of a child.

-Rosseau's ideas are more potent when they argue to leave both women and men to their devices rather speculate on their progressions in society. 'If men learn, womenn will leard from them, but all they will recieve is the learning of evil'