A definition and understanding of our own individualism. Speaks of Benjamin Franklin and Carol Gilligan
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…men, made all the rules. The rights that women had were almost exclusively only those that men had given them. Carol Gilligan however was writing in the middle of the reawakening of feminism in America. It was a time in which women were taking rights and responsibilities upon themselves. It was a time in which women were redefining their role in society and their relationships with other women, with men, and most importantly with themselves.
…men, made all the rules. The rights that women had were almost exclusively only those that men had given them. Carol Gilligan however was writing in the middle of the reawakening of feminism in America. It was a time in which women were taking rights and responsibilities upon themselves. It was a time in which women were redefining their role in society and their relationships with other women, with men, and most importantly with themselves.
