According to Mary Wollstonecraft, under what circumstances does moral development thrive <u>when people's ideas and worldviews are challenged rather than uncritically affirmed.</u>
A lot of the original radicalism in Mary Wollstonecraft's (1759–1797) appraisal of the state of women in contemporary society may still be found today.
Her views on the status of the female sex were part of an effort to gain a complete understanding of human connections within a culture that is more dominated by acquisitiveness and consumerism, which is one of the reasons her statements on the issue continue to be controversial.
After writing about politics, history, and many facets of philosophy in a variety of genres, including critical reviews, translations, pamphlets, and novels, she later published a book on the education of daughters.
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Social Responsibility Motives refer to the real reason that cause an organization to do their Corporate social Responsibilities. Some of them indeed do that because they're really care about their environment. But the rest of them do their CSR only to avoid Taxes and maintain Public's good view about their organization