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10 October, 03:23

Why might women like Mary Wollstonecraft been critical of the Enlightenment?

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    since people like Mary Wollstonecraft and Catherine the Great were critical, and influenced/supported women into excelling in jobs and ideas that the enlightenment were thought to be only for men.
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