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Answer:
Third Person Omniscient Point of View.
Explanation:
Third Person Point of View: In third person point of view narrator narrates all the actions/events of a story using third person nouns/pronouns e.g. "he", "she", "they". Usually this narrator is not a character of the story.
Third person point of view has two further types;
i) Third Person Omniscient Point of View:
In this third person point of view, the narrator is omniscient i.e. he/she knows everything from everywhere, whatever is related to the story, even the thoughts, instincts, desires of characters. At one time he/she (narrator) might be in one part of the world, and next moment he might be in other corner of the world (even universe).
ii) Third Person Limited Point of View:
In this type of third person point of view, narrator knows only those things which happen or are said in front of him/her. He can only speculate about character's thoughts through their words, expressions or actions. He/she knows no more than an ordinary human being can know.
In the given example, since the narrator is using third person nouns/pronouns and knows what the characters are thinking, so the narrator's point of view is third person omniscient.
Wollstonecraft's purpose in citing Rousseau's theory is to disprove his theory.
