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The Moral and Psychic Gain
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What is Gilman's central reframing thesis in this closing chapter, regarding women and evil or vice?
A
That women are inherently more virtuous than men in every respect
B
That vice and virtue are entirely unrelated to social or economic conditions
C
"Not woman, but the condition of woman, has always been a doorway of evil" — women's supposed vices, like their virtues, were produced by economic confinement rather than by inherent nature
D
That men alone are responsible for all social evils
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