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Lena Halldenius reads this thinker’s character of Jemima as a critique of private property and places this thinker within the tradition of neo-Roman republicanism. Before Thomas Paine, this thinker identified liberty as non-domination and imagined dividing up large estates in a pamphlet responding to Edmund Burke’s Reflections. A treatise by this thinker derides advantageous marriages as “legal prostitution,” arguing instead (20[1])for “friendship among equals.” That 1792 treatise by this thinker attacks the portrayal of (*) Sophie (10[1])in Rousseau’s Emile and details a program of national education open to women. (10[1])A Vindication of the Rights of Women is by, for 10 points, (10[1])what early feminist philosopher and mother of Mary Shelley? ■END■

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