Using the Text’s core or common features of liberation ideologies, why is Marilyn Fry a radical feminist? And, employing your analysis of Fry, to what extent, if at all, can Mary Wollstonecraft be also described as a radical feminist? Why?
Be sure to address all 3 parts of the question.
Do NOT rush into answering. Read the question carefully, reflect on it, and outline your main points and arguments before you write.
Schedule
Access time: Monday, June 10, at 8:00 am.
Due date: Sunday, June 16, by 11:59 pm.
Requirements (Be sure to read them carefully and follow them in full.)
Required Readings (Any other literature is prohibited)
Reader – Chapter 8, 8.57: May Wollstonecraft; 8.59: Marilyn Fry.
Text – You may use the Text in support of your answer. The Text, however, should not be your primary, let alone, exclusive source. If it is, the highest grade you can achieve is ‘C’.
Length
Minimum of 850 words to maximum of 950 words. (Quotations should be included in the word count. To save space, use a brief reference in your answer and provide the full reference at the end in a “list of references.” For example, if you quote Fry, should be thus: (Fry, 445).
Quality
Your paper should be based on, and only on, the TWO (2) required reading. The use of any other literature and sources is prohibited.
The paper must present a clear, well-organized argument, supported explicitly with evidence based on the REQUIRED READINGS. Do NOT rush into writing: Be sure to understand the question, read the primary sources with the question at hand, and reflect before you write. Give a clear and well supported answer, using the TWO (2) primary sources thoroughly.
Be sure to divide your your to distinctive paragraphs.
Using the Text’s core or common features of liberation ideologies, why is Marily
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