Calhoun Worries That the Search for a "Moral Self" May

question 14

Multiple Choice

Calhoun worries that the search for a "moral self" may be counterproductive if we

• A) fail to see how intrinsic features of gender resist theoretical regimentation.
• B) fail to appreciate how inegalitarian contexts may give rise to distorted preferences.
• C) exaggerate our ability to enact egalitarian policies.
• D) exaggerate the superficial differences arising from differences in gender.

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